Milk Pot From Himachal Pradesh - 19th Century Material - Silver remnants of which still survive

remnants of which still survive today

5 x 22 (wxdxh cms)

this striking Indian cabinet beautifully balances heritage craftsmanship with contemporary appeal

This gilded cryptomeria zushi shrine dates from the Meiji period (1868-1912) and inside Buddha sits atop a lotus throne and flanked by two crests from the Nagano Samurai clan

These large churns were used to create butter and beer

Milk Pot From Himachal Pradesh - 19th Century Material - Silver remnants of which still surviveThis Himachal milk pot has been expertly turned from a single piece of neem wood which gives them their characteristic groves. A utility piece that was used daily in most households in the Kulu valley in Himachal Pradesh. These pots are very useful and can can hold, kitchen utensils, paint brushes, dried flowers and more, or just use them as a decorative sculptural object. The possibilities are endless.