Nineteenth Century Hand Beaten Copper Water Pot From Nepal With Forged Ring Detail
Rim Detail From Nineteenth Century Hand Beaten Copper Water Pot From Nepal With Forged Ring Detail
Nineteenth Century Hand Beaten Copper Water Pot From Nepal With Forged Ring Detail
Metal Detail From Nineteenth Century Hand Beaten Copper Water Pot From Nepal With Forged Ring Detail
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Copper Water Pot From Nepal - 19th Century

SKU A03059V1 · 19th Century, from Nepal
Sale price £345 Inc VAT.
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Dimensions W28 × D28 × H34 cm
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This striking 19th-century copper water pot from Nepal has been hand-beaten with remarkable skill, showcasing both its functional origins and artisanal craftsmanship. Traditionally used for storing and carrying water, such vessels were part of daily life in Nepal, valued for their durability and elegant form.

The pot is fully weatherproof, making it a versatile decorative piece for both indoor and outdoor settings. Over time, the copper will naturally develop a verdigris patina, enhancing its character and depth. Whether placed in a garden, hallway, or interior display, it brings with it the quiet presence of a utilitarian object elevated by craftsmanship.

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