Carved Indian Parath Bowl From Rajasthan - Ca 1920 Cashmere Traditionally they weave the rugs

Traditionally they weave the rugs from the wool provided by their own sheep which they move from region to region to graze alongside other herd animals such as horses

these cauldrons were used in both Tamil & Malayali homes and could hold vast amounts of food

Total Width ‚¬€œ 148cm Frame Width - 142cm Depth ‚¬€œ 13

which is a symbol of strength and military prowess

Carved Indian Parath Bowl From Rajasthan - Ca 1920 Cashmere Traditionally they weave the rugsParaths were used as mixing bowls for making chapatti and paratha. The paraths are carved from a single piece of timber and are usually made from teak or acacia wood our old parath bowls have a wonderful patina which comes from frequent use over many years. This particular bowl is made from teak wood.