This pair of mid-century ceremonial solid brass Gulab Pash sprinklers were traditionally used in Indian and Middle Eastern rituals to sprinkle scented rose water and sacred attar. They feature intricate hand-etched foliate detailing and village scene engravings, crafted in a two-piece screw-threaded design with bell-shaped pierced tops.
Each sprinkler unscrews smoothly at the base of the stem for filling. The hand-engraved brass shows a warm patina throughout with light aged surface wear, dark oxidized accents in the etched grooves, and minor authentic rubbing consistent with mid-century ceremonial metalware in very good condition.
Dimensions: Height 34.5cm, Base Diameter 8cm Combined Weight: 750g
This decorative pair would suit bohemian interiors, maximalist vignettes, or global-inspired brass displays.