South Indian Solid Bronze Cooking Vessel (Urli) antique engraving Built 1910

Built 1910

having a double thread interwoven with a multiple thread twist

these antique religious candle holders are in the form of flower petals with scalloped edges and beading on the broad drip pans

They are crafted in baluster form in milky white opalescent glass and mounted with gilt bronze mounts with swan head handles

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South Indian Solid Bronze Cooking Vessel (Urli) antique engraving Built 1910DETAILS Traditionally used for cooking, these antique, solid bronze cooking vessels have many possibilities for the modern home, including use as basins for floating candles, fountain basins, sinks and garden pools. Urlis are made primarily by skilled artisans in the southern state of Kerala. DATE 19th century DIMENSIONS Width 21. 5 Depth 21. 5 Height 7. 25 inches BROWSE RELATED PRODUCTS