Afghan Copper Lidded Ceremonial Pot

"Elevate your collection with this beautifully preserved Afghan Copper Lidded Ceremonial Pot, an authentic piece of Central Asian metalwork dating back approximately. This small, significant vessel was likely used for the storage of precious spices, oils, or other ceremonial items in the rich cultural traditions of Afghanistan.
Crafted from solid copper, the vessel features a distinct, broad, bulbous body resting on a tapered pedestal foot. It is topped by a fitted lid, often secured with a decorative finial, which in this case appears to be a stylized leaf or feather design. The body may bear faint etchings or marks, hinting at past inscriptions or decorative bands. The surface showcases a deep, historical patina, a natural blend of dark copper-red hues and deep oxidation, testifying to its venerable age.
Durable, exceptionally unique, and a beautiful representation of ancient Afghan artistry, this copper pot is a powerful decorative artifact, perfect for collectors of Islamic and Central Asian metalware.

Material: Copper
Color: Deep Aged Patina (Copper-Red, Olive-Brown/Dark Oxidation)

Dimensions 

Length: 13 cm | Width: 11 cm | Height: 23

Care Instructions: Handle with care. Dust gently with a very soft brush. Do not use liquid polishes, water, or abrasive cleaners, as this will destroy the historical patina and diminish its value."