Vintage Brass Ghee Daan With Spout From South India, Ht 15 cm x Length 16 cm 8cm x 6.5 cm x 2 cm The unique shape and design

The unique shape and design of this vessel is characterised by the long narrow spout that allows water to be poured out in a delicate trickle

scratches and indentations which are mainly due to the age of the mirror and reflects the beauty of the bygone era when such mirrors were used by royalty

The Singhasan is traditionally  found in most prayer rooms / temples of Indian homes with gods and goddesses seated on them adorned with freshly picked flowers during daily prayers by the head of the family

Krishna forgave him on the condition that he would leave Yamuna and reside in the ocean forever

rounded features embody compassion and contentment

Vintage Brass Ghee Daan With Spout From South India, Ht 15 cm x Length 16 cm 8cm x 6.5 cm x 2 cm The unique shape and designVintage ghee daan or oil pot handcrafted by artisans from the South of India. Found in most households, the vessel has a flat round belly and a slightly elongated neck, a dome shaped lid with a crowning figure of a peacock and a spout for pouring ghee or oil during meals. The peculiarity of this pot is that the spout is not totally round like a pipe as usual, but more like an open channel. Open spouts of this type have an old history in western India