Chettinadu Twin Mayil Hanging Pot - Rare Find

Chettinadu Twin Mayil Hanging Pot - Rare FindThis rare Chettinadu vintage brass hanging pot is a striking example of traditional South Indian craftsmanship. Handcrafted from solid brass, it features an elegant curved handle and a beautifully engraved twin peacock motifan enduring symbol of beauty, prosperity, and auspiciousness. The delicately etched peacocks face one another beneath a radiating decorative element, framed by subtle ornamental borders that enhance its timeless silhouette. The

75”W X 6

this gangajali reflects the enduring cultural practices of Shaivite worship

and eternal devotion—a cornerstone of South Indian Vaishnavite worship

a regional specialty ideal for detailed sculpting

When lit with cotton wicks soaked in oil

Weight: 3000gm (each)

these khadau carry a deep spiritual significance

A sacred cow in the backdrop mirrors tranquility

and also makes it a rare find

An elegant peacock-headed spoon

this magnificent elephant on four wheels is crafted from solid brass using century-old Dhokra techniques

It symbolizes the divine aura surrounding the goddess and creates a sense of grandeur