Imperial Nakashi Peacock Bowl – Sacred Vessel of Divine Grace (391g, H:4" W:6.4")

Rooted in ancient Indian temple traditions where peacocks symbolize divine protection, immortality, and the cosmic dance of creation. The nakashi relief technique traces its origins to Mughal-era court artisans who perfected this intricate metalwork for royal ceremonial vessels. In Hindu iconography, the peacock represents Saraswati's divine mount and Krishna's crown feather, making this bowl especially auspicious for worship rituals, sacred water storage, and prasadam offerings.

Type: Ceremonial Silver Bowl with Nakashi Relief Artistry
Material: Premium sterling silver (92.5% purity) with oxidized patina finish; weight 391 grams; single-piece handcrafted vessel
Craftsmanship: Features exquisite deep-relief nakashi carvings showcasing a magnificent peacock motif surrounded by intricate vine scrollwork, lotus blossoms, and paisley borders. The peacock, symbol of divine grace and spiritual awakening, is rendered with meticulous feather detail and ornate tail plumage. The bowl's exterior displays continuous floral patterns executed in traditional repoussé and chasing techniques, with oxidized recesses enhancing the three-dimensional effect. Interior surface is mirror-polished for practical use in temple offerings and ceremonial presentations.
Dimensions: Height: 4" | Width: 6.4" | Interior capacity: approximately 500ml