A Nepalese Copper Pot

This sculptural brass vessel, with its thick-walled body and narrow neck, was once used for carrying and storing water in rural India. The surface bears the soft undulations and hammer marks of traditional handwork, revealing generations of use and burnishing that only time could achieve. A twisted metal handle loops gracefully from the neck—a practical feature turned into a touch of artistry. Its geometric incised bands and rhythmic patterns evoke the quiet beauty of utilitarian design—where form and function merge seamlessly. Whether displayed as a centerpiece or used to anchor a modern vignette, this vessel speaks of India’s deep tradition of metal craftsmanship and daily ritual turned art. Size slightly varies. Price for each. FINAL SALE.