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Ganga Jumna Ravitra Pani Lota From Haryana - 19th Century

Ganga Jumna Ravitra Pani Lota From Haryana - 19th Century

This old Indian pot is known colloquially as a ravitra paniĀ or lotaĀ and is from Haryana in Northern India. This style of work merges brass and copper in a technique known as ganga jumna. Ganga Jumna holy water vessels were, and continue to be used in puja ceremonies.

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The term Ganga Jumna refers to the confluence of the river Ganges and river Jamuna which is symbolised here by the merging of copper and brass, the two metals used.

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This holy water pot has been dutifully hand etched with floral motifs and geometric patterns.

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Dimensions:

12 x 12 x 11.5 (wxdxh cms)

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From India

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$52.39

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$149.68

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Ganga Jumna Ravitra Pani Lota From Haryana - 19th Century

This old Indian pot is known colloquially as a ravitra paniĀ or lotaĀ and is from Haryana in Northern India. This style of work merges brass and copper in a technique known as ganga jumna. Ganga Jumna holy water vessels were, and continue to be used in puja ceremonies.

Ā 

The term Ganga Jumna refers to the confluence of the river Ganges and river Jamuna which is symbolised here by the merging of copper and brass, the two metals used.

Ā 

This holy water pot has been dutifully hand etched with floral motifs and geometric patterns.

Ā 

Dimensions:

12 x 12 x 11.5 (wxdxh cms)

Ā 

From India

UK Delivery Charge - except Highlands & Islands £7.50
More delivery options available at checkout

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This old Indian pot is known colloquially as a ravitra paniĀ or lotaĀ and is from Haryana in Northern India. This style of work merges brass and copper in a technique known as ganga jumna. Ganga Jumna holy water vessels were, and continue to be used in puja ceremonies.

Ā 

The term Ganga Jumna refers to the confluence of the river Ganges and river Jamuna which is symbolised here by the merging of copper and brass, the two metals used.

Ā 

This holy water pot has been dutifully hand etched with floral motifs and geometric patterns.

Ā 

Dimensions:

12 x 12 x 11.5 (wxdxh cms)

Ā 

From India

UK Delivery Charge - except Highlands & Islands £7.50
More delivery options available at checkout