Stone Water Pot For Planter - 19th Century Style - Huluping 'Double Gourd' Vase Constructed from teak with brass

Constructed from teak with brass corners and brass handles

Condition: Good Vintage Condition With Age-Related Wear And Patina

This piece has a large interior compartment with a sturdy shelf

Silver Tribal Earrings

This Jackfruit wood grain measure has the original iron fittings & is embellished with lizard & moon motifs

Stone Water Pot For Planter - 19th Century Style - Huluping 'Double Gourd' Vase Constructed from teak with brassThis 19th century carved stone pot was originally used in South Indian and tribal communal kitchens, where thick, heavy stone vessels were valued for their durability and superb heat retention. Hand carved from a single block of dense stone, it would have been used for everyday cooking tasks such as boiling rice, reducing milk, preparing kanji (a traditional porridge), or slowly simmering lentils and grains over a clay lined chulha hearth. Its rounded