Indian Vibhuti Box From Karnataka - 19th Century Material - Teak 112 x 49 x 86

112 x 49 x 86 (wxdxh cms)

Dating from the 19th century

This particular bowl is made from teak wood

Supplied with 1 metre of silk flex and 1 metre of chain as standard

this victorian style cast iron outdoor bench pairs timeless design with layered history

Indian Vibhuti Box From Karnataka - 19th Century Material - Teak 112 x 49 x 86This intricately carved antique Indian box was used to store vibhuti. Vibhuti is also referred to as bhasma and is sacred ash used for tikka symbolising the mystic power of Lord Shiva in Hinduism. Tikka is applied to the forehead and the ashes serve as a reminder that all existence eventually ends with ash. This style of box is made from jackfruit and is from Karnataka, South India. The pegs on top are symbolic representations of Shiva Lingam. From