Old Iron Strainer Spoon From Rajasthan - Circa 1920 Opera Chests Camphor wood was used as

Camphor wood was used as a natural moth repellent to protect clothing

It dates to the 18th century and is carved from a single piece of stone

Supplied with 1 metre of silk flex and 1 metre of chain as standard

This large Indian cast bronze figure of Khandoba on horseback dates to the 18th century possibly 17th century

It was carved by a local village carpenter and would have been used as part of Bhuta Kola spirit worship rituals which involved highly stylised dancing with masks to obtain the blessing of the god and protect the community

Old Iron Strainer Spoon From Rajasthan - Circa 1920 Opera Chests Camphor wood was used asThese old Indian cooking strainers were used for removing deep fried Indian food from oil. These utensils would have been used all day, every day and this spoon has developed a wonderful patina and smooth finish after a century of use. Still perfectly useable as a strainer, this piece would also make a totally unique kitchen decoration and has a loop on the end for hanging. From Rajasthan in Northern India and dated circa 1920. You could also use this