Ganga Jumna Ravitra Pani Lota From Haryana - 19th Century Material - Willow Each shawl is handmade by

Each shawl is handmade by skilled local artisans using time-honoured techniques

the cabinet remains highly functional today and works equally well in both traditional and contemporary interiors

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Ganga Jumna Ravitra Pani Lota From Haryana - 19th Century Material - Willow Each shawl is handmade byThis old Indian pot is known colloquially as a ravitra pani or lota and is from Haryana in Northern India. This style of work merges brass and copper in a technique known as ganga jumna. Ganga Jumna holy water vessels were, and continue to be used in puja ceremonies. The term Ganga Jumna refers to the confluence of the river Ganges and river Jamuna which is symbolised here by the merging of copper and brass, the two metals used. This holy water pot