Antique Indian Hand-Carved Wooden Butter Churner Stick (Dasher) – Early 19th Century Teakwood Curd Blender | Traditional Kitchen Tool & Rustic Décor

Step back into the culinary traditions of early 19th-century India with this antique hand-carved wooden butter churner stick, also known as a dasher. Expertly crafted from rich brown teakwood, this heritage piece served as an essential kitchen tool for churning curd, whisking milk, and creating classic Indian beverages like lassi and buttermilk.

Key Features & Benefits
● Early 19th Century Indian Artefact – A genuine antique crafted by skilled artisans using time-honoured woodworking techniques.
● Hand-Carved from Teakwood – Made from solid, naturally aged teakwood, prized for its strength, durability, and warm, rustic finish.
● Smooth Cylindrical Handle – Ergonomically designed for comfort and ease of use, with a polished surface that fits perfectly in hand.
● Functional & Decorative – Traditionally used for churning curd and frothing milk, it now doubles as a unique rustic accent for farmhouse kitchens, culinary displays, or heritage collections.
● Cultural & Historical Value – More than just a utensil, this butter churner is a testament to India’s rich culinary history and artisanal legacy.

Dimensions
Width: 10 cm
Height: 54 cm
Depth: 10 cm

Why Choose This Antique Wooden Dasher?
Whether displayed in a kitchen as a vintage statement piece or used as a traditional tool for preparing authentic Indian drinks, this butter churner stick is both functional and symbolic. Its handcrafted form and rich patina make it a meaningful addition to any home that appreciates cultural heritage and artisan craft.

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