On offer is a rare and ornate 19th-century Tibetan Buddhist ceremonial ewer, crafted from copper with brass panels and featuring a bronze dragon handle. This beautifully designed piece is likely a ceremonial vessel, used in Buddhist rituals and offerings, and is adorned with intricate Buddhist symbols, including a sacred cross motif around the neck, symbolizing tranquility and the night.

This highly decorative ewer stands at approximately 14 inches tall and has developed a rich original patina, further enhancing its authenticity and historic charm. While it does have a large dent on the main body and a slightly pushed-down top, these imperfections add to its character and antique appeal. A skilled metalworker could restore it if desired, but many collectors appreciate its untouched, aged aesthetic.

📌 Key Features:
✅ Antique 19th-century Tibetan Buddhist ceremonial ewer
✅ Crafted in copper with brass panels & a bronze dragon handle
✅ Intricate Buddhist symbols, including a sacred cross motif
✅ Size: Approx. 14 inches (35.5 cm) tall
✅ Condition: Good for age – Dent on the body & slightly pushed-down top (see images)
✅ Retains its original patina – A truly unique collector’s piece

Perfect For:

✔️ Collectors of Tibetan Buddhist artifacts & ritual objects
✔️ Lovers of antique Asian ceremonial metalwork
✔️ A unique statement piece for spiritual or historical displays
✔️ A rare and thoughtful gift for antique and Buddhist art enthusiasts

This rare and richly detailed Tibetan Buddhist ceremonial ewer is a true collector’s treasure, offering historical, spiritual, and artistic significance. Finding such authentic 19th-century pieces in original condition is increasingly rare, making this an excellent addition to any serious antique collection.

📌 Don’t miss this unique opportunity to own an antique Tibetan ritual ewer! We ship worldwide, with postage calculated based on your location and preferred service—you’ll see the shipping cost before confirming your purchase.