Kumkom Tikka Indian Box
Indian kumkum and tikka box
This copper box is used in India for Hindu rituals and ceremonies. It is designed to hold sacred powders, such as kumkum (vermilion), haldi (turmeric), rice grains or ceremonial cosmetics.
The object is made of solid brass or bronze. The lids and central handle are decorated with figures of peacocks, India's national bird, symbolizing beauty, prosperity and royalty. The feet are often gracefully carved in the shape of elephant legs.
13 cm wide, 12 cm deep and 10 cm high.
Artisanat early 20th century.
This copper box is used in India for Hindu rituals and ceremonies. It is designed to hold sacred powders, such as kumkum (vermilion), haldi (turmeric), rice grains or ceremonial cosmetics.
The object is made of solid brass or bronze. The lids and central handle are decorated with figures of peacocks, India's national bird, symbolizing beauty, prosperity and royalty. The feet are often gracefully carved in the shape of elephant legs.
13 cm wide, 12 cm deep and 10 cm high.
Artisanat early 20th century.
100 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Brass
Width: 13 cm
Height: 10 cm
Depth: 12 cm
Reference (ID): 1774514
Availability: In stock
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