Stone Idli Maker - Ca 1920 Material - Glass The long and narrow construction

The long and narrow construction of altar tables makes them perfect for a corridor

These types of low Indian prayer tables were known as bajots and are found in many styles around India

These embroidered insignia were worn on the chest and back of formal robes to denote civil rank

Though sometimes mistaken for a family crest (mon)

India was created using the ancient lost-wax casting tradition for which the Dokra Damar metalworking communities are renowned

Stone Idli Maker - Ca 1920 Material - Glass The long and narrow constructionCarved from solid stone, this antique mould once steamed soft, fragrant idlis in a South Indian kitchen. Its six rounded bowls, worn smooth through use, speak of family rituals, shared meals, and the quiet rhythm of tradition. The weathered patina and earthy texture give it a timeless presence, simple yet profound. Today, it makes a striking decorative piece perfect as a candle holder, where flickering lights glow from each hollow, or as a sculptural