Mid 19th Century Large Copper Indian Lota Pot (10) Stools they would have been seen

they would have been seen outside of shops or restaurants

Due to its thin nature

this stunning table showcases the timeless beauty of lacquerware

the craftsman creates the head with a stem-plug that is forced into a tight hole above the shoulders

Japanese fishermen would display textiles featuring this folklore as a good-luck talisman as well as celebrating a successful fishing season or wishing the crew a prosperous harvest

Mid 19th Century Large Copper Indian Lota Pot (10) Stools they would have been seenThis stunning piece originated in India during the 1840s. It is known as a lota pot and was used to hold holy water during Indian religious ceremonies. What makes this one stand out is its size, as most are not as large as this piece. This pot is made from copper and is tin lined. It also showcases beautiful carved detailing and patterns around the top. Nowadays, this pot would easily be a statement piece in any contemporary home! The dimensions are