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The cabinet stands on simple legs with a subtly shaped apron
Useful and decorative - Paraths were used as mixing bowls for making chapatti and paratha - They are found all over India
It is a stone that turns negative energy into positive energy
Finished by hand and given a distressed paint finish
especially during festive occasions such as Holi
Indian Tribal "Toran" Diwali Lamp Material - Copper The cabinet stands on simpleThis traditional Indian Diwali lamp crafted from wrought iron, is known as a toran. These were made predominantly by the Bastar people of Madhya Pradesh. Typically left unadorned, this particular version is painted in the Rajasthani style. This lamp can be hung on a wall simply by turning the feet in line with the frame. The feet allow it to also be used freestanding. Historically torans were used as oil lamps, often featuring representations of
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