Panch Patra Holy Water Pot - 19th Century Religious Item Candles or oil lamps were

Candles or oil lamps were placed inside the glass bell and the glass lid prevented soot from marking the ceiling of the palace or the tent

The windows have been re-purposed as a mirror and fitted with mirror glass

You can also use them on a coffee table

These decorative Indian soap dishes are carved in a fluted design

carrying handles

Panch Patra Holy Water Pot - 19th Century Religious Item Candles or oil lamps wereThis finely crafted Panch Patra holy water pot is made from a traditional Ganga Jumna alloy of copper and brass, symbolising the sacred confluence of the Ganges and Yamuna rivers. Used in Hindu puja ceremonies, the Panch Patra holds sanctified water, often accompanied by a matching spoon for ritual offerings. The vessel displays a warm copper body highlighted with brass detailing in a diamond motif, while the accompanying brass spoon is intricately