Spun Brass Temple Bucket From Rajasthan - Ca 1940'S Material - Jichimu these glazes were admired for

these glazes were admired for their rich depth

Features: Deep floral carving

timeworn patina tells of decades of use

the bride€™s family had to offer gifts known as dowry to the bridegroom€™s family if they were to find a good husband for their daughter

The window shutters are constructed from iron and roheda and the frame from chip carved roheda

Spun Brass Temple Bucket From Rajasthan - Ca 1940'S Material - Jichimu these glazes were admired forThis 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