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Old Iron Strainer Spoon From Rajasthan - Circa 1920 Tang Horses denote the 8 paths to

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Description

denote the 8 paths to enlightenment

corner bindings and carrying handles

This 19th century silver kanchha amulet from Rajasthan shows Ganesh and Lakshmi seated on either side of a stylised Tree of Life

timeworn patina that enhances the depth of the carving

Made in the provincial style

Old Iron Strainer Spoon From Rajasthan - Circa 1920 Tang Horses denote the 8 paths toThese old Indian cooking strainers were used for removing deep fried Indian food from oil. These utensils would have been used all day, every day and this spoon has developed a wonderful patina and smooth finish after a century of use. Still perfectly useable as a strainer, this piece would also make a totally unique kitchen decoration and has a loop on the end for hanging. From Rajasthan in Northern India and dated circa 1920. You could also use this

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