Bronze Urli From South India - 19th Century 19th These decorative Indian plates are

These decorative Indian plates are carved in the shape of a flower

Lamp spoons like this were made by itinerant blacksmiths (Lohariya Tribe) and were originally used with oil & a wick

This label depicts a scene from the Mahābhārata

A 90 - 120 year old bronze puja bell  that would have been used while performing puja (Hindu prayers) all over India in both homes and in temples

age cracks and softened details that reflect its long architectural history

Bronze Urli From South India - 19th Century 19th These decorative Indian plates areCrafted in South India in the late 19th century, this impressive bronze cauldron is known locally as an Urli (). Traditionally used in Tamil and Malayali households for cooking large quantities of food, Urlis were placed directly on an open flame and carried with the aid of wooden poles threaded through the robust loop handles. This piece tells a story of communal gatherings, ritual cooking, and time honoured technique. Cast using the ancient lost wax