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19th Century Handcrafted Mughal period Silver Rose Water Sprinkler (GULAABPASH)
This exquisite 19th-century silver rose water sprinkler is a fine example of traditional Indian metalwork, used in royal and aristocratic households for dispensing fragrant rose water during special occasions and religious ceremonies.
Key Features:
- Size: 8 inches (height)
- Weight – 221 grams
- Material: Solid silver with intricate hand-engraved detailing
- Design: Features a delicately fluted bulbous body, a slender elongated neck, and an ornate floral-shaped finial at the top
- Functionality: Designed for sprinkling rose water in rituals, celebrations, and perfumed gatherings
- Antique Authenticity: A genuine 19th-century collectible, reflecting the elegance of Mughal and Deccan silver craftsmanship
A rare and timeless treasure, this piece is perfect for collectors, heritage décor enthusiasts, or those seeking a refined antique for their collection.
Sold by The Great Indian Art
₹53,500.00
1 in stock
