Artifact Provenance & Specifications
Century-old handcrafted bell-metal (Kansa) dining bowl, fashioned specifically for enjoying traditional fermented rice water (Pakhala Torani). Revered for its acoustic singing resonance, producing a sustained musical chime when gently tapped or circled along the rim. Diameter: 10 inches (25 cm). An extinct culinary antiquity representing classical Odia gastronomic heritage. Opening reserve ₹35,000.
Museum Reference
GNMC-ART-017
Metal Alloy
Bronze
Period / Era
Early 20th Century (~100 years)
Origin Region
Odisha
Dimensions
Dia: 10" / 25 cm
Condition Grade
Excellent
Provenance Record
Odisha domestic culinary & metallurgical craft tradition
Curator's Condition Assessment
Century-old authentic bronze bowl. Rare and extinct. Resonant musical acoustic quality intact.
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