On offer is an antique Indian brass Kamandalu dating to the early 20th century. Traditionally used in Hindu and Buddhist rituals, the Kamandalu is a symbolic vessel associated with purity and ascetic practice. This large example is finely hand-engraved with narrative hunting scenes, including richly dressed figures with early rifles, deer, and detailed foliate decoration, along with additional engraving to the handle.

Standing at approximately 18.5 inches (47 cm) tall, it features handmade brass nut fittings and a rich natural patina. A substantial and decorative piece of Indian ritual metalwork with strong craftsmanship and visual interest.

KEY FEATURES
✅ Early 20th-century Indian brass Kamandalu
✅ Hand-engraved hunting scenes and floral panels
✅ Traditional handmade brass fittings
✅ Large size approx. 18.5 inches (47 cm) tall
✅ Condition: Good, with age-related wear and natural patina
✅ Collectible example of Indian ritual metalwork

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