Description

Width: 26cm

Depth: 28cm

This 19th-century Persian bronze kashkul, or begging bowl, is a fascinating artifact steeped in cultural and spiritual history. Traditionally carried by dervishes, these bowls symbolized humility and devotion, often adorned with intricate designs as both functional objects and works of art.

This kashkul is decorated with mythical beasts, representing Persian folklore and adding a sense of mystique and protection. The skillfully crafted details showcase the artistry of 19th-century Persian metalwork, making it an exceptional piece for collectors of Islamic or Middle Eastern art.

A unique blend of history and symbolism, this bronze kashkul brings a captivating cultural heritage to any collection.