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Painted Iron Matka (Indian Water Pot) Period - Late 18th Century From Uzbekistan

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Description

From Uzbekistan

Its refined lines

serving as seating

Whilst the brass bindings and lock are original

with its gently shaped brackets and ladder-braced legs

Painted Iron Matka (Indian Water Pot) Period - Late 18th Century From UzbekistanThis beautifully decorated Indian water pot, traditionally known as a matka, reflects a form that has been central to daily life across the Indian subcontinent for generations. Originally used for collecting and storing water from rivers and village wells, vessels like this were an essential household item, often carried gracefully on the head during daily journeys. Crafted from riveted iron in Punjab, this example has been thoughtfully upcycled and

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