Brass Temple Bucket From Rajasthan - 1930's Period - Meiji while joss sticks were lit

while joss sticks were lit and placed daily on the top surface to ensure the well-being of the household

A rare fusion of automotive nostalgia and cultural tradition

Dimensions: W85 x D47 x H111 cm

Circa 90 yrs old

150 x 47 x 223 (w x d x h cms)

Brass Temple Bucket From Rajasthan - 1930's Period - Meiji while joss sticks were litThese old brass buckets would once have contained holy water used in Hindu puja ceremonies, and bears engraved lines circling the bucket. Buckets of this type are often referred to as 'campaign buckets' as they were used by armies in India during the 19th and early 20th centuries, valued for their durability and portability. Made from heavy gauge brass with copper rivets and a solid cast handle lug, it would have been designed to withstand regular