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Copper Monk’s Cap Ewer with Dragon Handle & Makara Spout
Tibet
18th century
height: 22.8cm
The kettle of brass or bronze has a bulbous body that sits on a flared foot and a neck that is in the shape of the curved brim of a Tibetan monk's cap. The
spout is cast in the form of a bearded makara and the handle is in the form of a dragon. The handle has been further engraved to provide the dragon with
scales and interlocking strands for his mane.
The kettle has elegant proportions and an excellent rich patina. The handle has good wear consistent with many year's of use.
Inventory no.: 861
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Copper Monk’s Cap Ewer with Dragon Handle & Makara Spout
Tibet
18th century
height: 22.8cm
The kettle of brass or bronze has a bulbous body that sits on a flared foot and a neck that is in the shape of the curved brim of a Tibetan monk's cap. The
spout is cast in the form of a bearded makara and the handle is in the form of a dragon. The handle has been further engraved to provide the dragon with
scales and interlocking strands for his mane.
The kettle has elegant proportions and an excellent rich patina. The handle has good wear consistent with many year's of use.
Inventory no.: 861
This Item is available - Ask about this item
