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Antique 17th-Century Hand-Painted Indian Iron Water Vessel
Rare Mughal-Era Iron Pot Featuring Jodha Akbar Painting – Circa 1600s
A Timeless Masterpiece of Mughal Craftsmanship
This exquisite 17th-century iron water vessel is a true collector’s piece, showcasing historic artistry and craftsmanship. Handcrafted from solid iron, its surface has developed a beautiful aged patina, enhancing its antique charm.
The vessel’s rounded, bulbous form tapers elegantly into a slender neck, creating a graceful silhouette. Measuring 37 cm in width, 48 cm in height, and 68 cm in depth, this historic piece was once a functional object, now transformed into a work of art.
Hand-Painted Mughal Scene – Jodha & Akbar
✔ Intricate Hand-Painted Artwork – A vivid depiction of Mughal Emperor Akbar and his queen, Jodha Bai, symbolising love, power, and cultural harmony.
✔ Vibrant Colors – Rich tones of deep red, blue, and green, meticulously preserved over centuries.
✔ Rustic Yet Regal Appeal – The iron pot, once a part of daily life, now carries a captivating artistic narrative.
A Rare Blend of History & Artistry
↣ Mughal Heritage – Reflects the grandeur and artistic finesse of India’s golden age of art and culture.
↣ Symbolism & Storytelling – The painting immortalises royal romance and the fusion of Rajput & Mughal traditions.
↣ Antique Patina – Adds an authentic vintage character, enhancing the pot’s historical significance.
A Striking Statement Piece for Collectors & Interiors
✔ Perfect for Art & History Enthusiasts – A must-have for collectors of Mughal artifacts.
✔ Decorative & Cultural Appeal – Adds elegance and heritage to traditional, eclectic, or vintage interiors.
✔ Conversation Starter – A piece that invites admiration and storytelling.
Dimensions:
Width: 37 cm | Height: 48 cm | Depth: 68 cm
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