Teapot

Heirloom Kashmiri Copper Teapot: Late 19th Century Hand-Engraved Artistry.

About This Craft

This exquisite late 19th-century Kashmiri copper teapot is a testament to the region's masterful metal craftsmanship. Its rounded body is meticulously adorned with intricate hand-engraved floral and vine patterns, complemented by delicate repoussé work, while the lid features ornate openwork and a distinctive serpent-headed spout. The rich, aged patina highlights the fine details, making this an extraordinary decorative artifact and a cherished piece of historical artistry from Kashmir.

Material

Aged Copper

Craft

Hand-engraving (Naqashi), Repoussé, Openwork (Jali)

Colour

Deep Patinated Copper, Antique Bronze Hues

Occasion

Decorative Display, Collector's Piece, Heritage Home Accent

Care

Handle with care. Gently dust with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid polishes or harsh chemicals to preserve its historical patina.

Origin

Kashmir

Made

Late 19th Century (circa 1870–1890)