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Authentic double-century-old sacred ritual water vessel (Pooja Nota / Kamandalu) with arched overhead swing bail handle, crafted circa 1825 in Odisha. Exquisitely modeled with fluted melon-ribbed body contour, fine floral friezes, flared pedestal foot, and heavy riveted pivot loop mounts. Total height: 10 inches (25 cm); weight: 1,300 grams; liquid capacity: 1,200 ml. An exceedingly rare, un-common temple ritual collectible in pristine museum-grade preservation. Opening reserve ₹16,000.

Museum Reference GNMC-ART-040
Metal Alloy Brass
Period / Era Early 19th Century (~200 years)
Origin Region Odisha
Dimensions H: 10" / 25.4 cm
Condition Grade Museum quality
Provenance Record Odisha sacred temple ritual & pooja metalcraft heritage
Curator's Condition Assessment

Magnificent double-century-old antique preservation. Heavy cast construction with intact arched swing bail handle and robust riveted pivot mounts. Deep, authentic aged olive-bronze patina with crisply defined chased relief fluting. Fully watertight.

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