Copper and Brass Pots, often inlaid with silver or gold, were prized by aristocrats not just for hygiene but for the metallic luster that echoed power and piety.
Ornate Hand-Washing Pots, engraved with crests or clan symbols, served as quiet proclamations of lineage, status, and refined taste in every royal corridor.
Vintage Water Pots stood at the threshold of darbars, gardens, and private chambers—functioning both as practical tools and elements of architectural storytelling.
Vintage Hand-Washing Pots now grace curated interiors, holding dried botanicals or standing as sculptural memories on console tables and patios.
Hand-Wash Vessels of the Past bring a tactile warmth and regal nostalgia to minimalist settings, marrying cultural heritage with contemporary storytelling.