Product Description:
This silver salver from Kutch, Gujarat, is circular in form and rests on three cast feet. It is finely chased all over with motifs typical of the Islamic-inspired dense foliage and flower work that was patronized during the Colonial era. Motifs of animals and hunters are also projected in bas-relief. The tray’s openwork border, repeated in the same floral and foliate motif, has been applied with a cast rim. The design and the quality of craftsmanship is very closely reminiscent of the finesse of Oomersi Mawji pieces, one of the most celebrated Indian silversmiths of all time.
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Size: Small: 11-inch x 11-inch, Medium: 20-inch x 20-inch, and Custom Size: Go to Ask Question.
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Material of Print: Archival Paper Print or Canvas Print
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Material of Frame: Wooden
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Color: Silver
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Weight: 50 grams without Frame and 1.5 kg with Frame (approximately)
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Care: Wipe with clean dry cloth to remove dust. Keep away from water.
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About Quality: Every of our wall painting is checked carefully, including the design, the frame and the packing, we will ensure it is perfect for shipping. Each painting comes with a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
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