Early 20th Century Indian Brass Chapati Box indigo

Early 20th Century Indian Brass Chapati Box indigoThis stunning box originated in India within the early 20th century. It is handmade from brass and has beautifully intricate hand carvings along the lid. The carvings are similar patterns to that of an Indian style. It has a small handle on the top and a latch on the front. Originally, it would have been used to store chapatis, nowadays however, it would make a perfect jewellery or trinket box. Dimensions are as follows: H 12cm, W 21cm, D 21cm. Free

The dimensions of this doors

brushed with calligraphy detailing the type of ware

Nakauonama County

rounded base that tapers into a slender asymmetrical neck and flared rim

it was used to store sacred powders such as kumkum powder or vermillion

they would still be marvellous around a kitchen table or in a hall or conservatory

or even a unique book cabinet

Made from terracotta this jug features a globular

the combination of these two symbolize prosperity and happiness

flared neck and a single study handle - this silhouette is often referred to as a "Bokaly"

but due to the age all we can tell is that there are 2 figures

taking in its rustic charm and history