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Bronze Urli from South India - 19th Century Material - Red Elm It was later widely used

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Bronze Urli from South India - 19th Century Material - Red Elm It was later widely usedThis 19th century bronze Urli () from Kerala, South India, is a fine example of traditional metal craftsmanship. Urlis, also known as uruli or charakku, were essential vessels in Tamil and Malayali households, used as cauldrons for preparing vast quantities of food. Their wide form allowed for slow cooking, and they were placed directly on the fire. Strong looped handles on either side allowed wooden poles to be inserted for lifting and carrying, a

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