Iron Bound Grain Measure South India - 19thC sarang Traditionally made from worn saris

Traditionally made from worn saris and household cloths

Once cooled

The name 'Famille Rose' translates from French into 'Rose Family'

It still retain traces of white paint and also smaller traces of yellow

peacocks got their name from the people of the Maurya dynasty (322BC €“ 184BC) who kept and raised them in royal courts

Iron Bound Grain Measure South India - 19thC sarang Traditionally made from worn sarisPractical and decorative This grain measure is made from a solid piece of Jackfruit wood carved out by hand. The iron decoration is also hand forged. Grain measures were used in markets for measuring wheat, corn, rice and pulses. In the old days the Indian measures were Seers & Pattis Today this would make a fantastic plant pot or wastepaper bin. From India 36 x 33 x 22 (wxdxh cms) UK Delivery Charge except Highlands & Islands 15 More delivery options