Spun Brass Temple Bucket From Rajasthan - Ca 1940'S Lamp Niches 166 x 59 x 85

166 x 59 x 85  (wxdxh cms)

refers to the extraordinary colour changes that occur during the firing process as the glaze reacts to heat and atmosphere within the kiln

this piece is valued not only for its history but also for its versatility in modern interiors

This beautifully carved teak window from Andhra Pradesh has been transformed into a unique mirror that would make a stunning addition to any room in your home

The headdress is strapped under the chin and dancers lean over and touch the horns to the ground to pass the spirit of Ci Wara into the soil to induce a rich harvest

Spun Brass Temple Bucket From Rajasthan - Ca 1940'S Lamp Niches 166 x 59 x 85This antique brass bucket marked Trishul reflects the robust utilitarian metalwork traditions of India. Made from heavy gauge brass, the vessel has a classic tapered form with a rolled rim and a thick swing handle designed for durability and everyday use. Buckets of this type were widely used throughout India for carrying water, ritual washing, or general domestic tasks, and their simple but sturdy construction allowed them to withstand decades of