Handcrafted Lord Ganesha Brass Oil Lamp With Exquisite Peacocks & Mythical Yalis From South India - 38 cm Tall brass nut cracker a prankster

a prankster

350 kilograms

Height of only burner without chains : 17 cm

Each Bell measures: Length of bell and chain - 47 cm Height of the bell: 9 cm x Diameter of bell 7 cmWeight : 700 grams

The Uruli was a traditional cookware extensively used in South India and was commonly made of clay

Handcrafted Lord Ganesha Brass Oil Lamp With Exquisite Peacocks & Mythical Yalis From South India - 38 cm Tall brass nut cracker a prankster38 cm tall magnificent Lord Ganesha oil lamp on 2 levels with exquisite twin peacocks on the lower level whereas the lamp is supported by delicately crafted mythical yalis by skilled artisans from the South of India. Lord Ganesha, also known as Ganapati and Vinayaka, is one of the best known and most worshipped deities in the Hindu pantheon. His image is found throughout India, Srilanka, Thailand and Nepal worshipped by all Hindu sects regardless of