• Engraved Brass Surahi – Deccan Region, Late 18th Century
  • Engraved Brass Surahi – Deccan Region, Late 18th Century
  • Engraved Brass Surahi – Deccan Region, Late 18th Century
  • Engraved Brass Surahi – Deccan Region, Late 18th Century
  • Engraved Brass Surahi – Deccan Region, Late 18th Century
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Engraved Brass Surahi – Deccan Region, Late 18th Century

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This antique surahi embodies the refined metalwork tradition of the Deccan region in late 18th-century South India. With a bulbous body, short flaring foot, and tall tapering neck, the vessel is richly adorned with intricate hand-engraved motifs. Leaping winged figures, peacocks, and running animals populate a ground of stylized feathers, framed by delicate floral and foliate bands throughout the surface.

Key Features:

  • Origin: Deccan region, South India
  • Date: Late 18th century
  • Material: Brass, hand-engraved and pounced
  • Form: Bulbous body with a flaring neck and foot
  • Decoration: Mythical figures, peacocks, scrolling feathers, and floral motifs
  • Dimensions:  D17 x H30 cm 
  • Weight: 986g
  • Condition: Very good antique condition with patina consistent with age

A richly detailed example of Deccani metalwork, this surahi offers both cultural depth and ornamental beauty, an ideal addition to any serious collection of South Asian decorative arts.

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