South Indian Copper Water Pot For Planter - 19th Century Throws it makes a striking ethnographic

it makes a striking ethnographic collector’s piece or an evocative decorative accent

These stands would have filtered the opium water which would then have been drunk

the word "masala" means 'spice mixture' in Hindi

thick heat-retaining walls

Originating from Sendai province

South Indian Copper Water Pot For Planter - 19th Century Throws it makes a striking ethnographicThis large Indian copper pot is beautifully hand beaten and was originally used for storage of drinking water with a cover of wood or metal. It would now make a superb planter for an indoor tree. This style of pot is found in Kerala, South India and dates to the 19th century. This large pot would be ideal to store logs or hold a fruit trees, but it has a plethora of uses. From India UK Delivery Charge except Highlands & Islands 40 More delivery