Old Indian Lassi Cup Statues The louvre panel doors are

The louvre panel doors are held by two latches that open to reveal 3 large shelves

This carved teakwood peacock corbel would have been found at the side of a door and would have been used for hanging turbans

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Snake necklaces and bangles were originally made from old silver belts worn by the Banjara gypsies of Andhra Pradesh

Old Indian Lassi Cup Statues The louvre panel doors areThese old lassi cups from North India are made from nickel plated brass, featuring a beautiful hand etched floral design. Each cup is unique, reflecting the skill and artistry of the craftsman who created it. Traditionally, lassi a cooling yoghurt based drink was served in cups like this, especially during festive occasions such as Holi, when it was sometimes infused with bhang (a traditional cannabis preparation). At around 70 years old, these