Pure Silver Decorative Jug | Spiritual Home Decor

Traditional Himalayan Ritual Jug | Buddhist Altar Decor

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Size: 43cm(Height) x 15.5cm(Length) x 25cm(Width)
Weight: 1.41 kg
Materials: Pure Silver, Exclusive  
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About Our Product

This Decorative Jug is handcrafted entirely from pure silver, measuring 43cm in height, 15.5cm in length, and 25cm in width, with a weight of 1.41 kg. The tall vessel has a rounded body, narrow neck, extended pouring rim, fitted lid, curved handle, raised stem, and broad pedestal base. Its pure silver construction gives the piece a refined appearance and highlights the detailed metalwork across its surface.

This jug feature a detailed craftsmanship covering almost every visible area. Floral, leaf, vine, and scrolling motifs decorate the rounded body and continue around the narrow neck. Carefully worked borders separate each section and give definition to the patterns. The jug features a fitted domed cap decorated with matching floral motifs and finished with a small sculpted finial. Its wide pouring rim is also enriched with detailed ornamentation. The long curved handle forms a graceful sweeping shape, with leaf inspired details near the upper connection and rounded decorative accents along its curve. The raised stem and broad pedestal base carry additional floral and scrolling patterns. Made entirely from pure silver, the jug stands out for its detailed handwork, elegant form, and richly decorated surface.

This Pure Silver Decorative Jug can be displayed as a centerpiece in a home interior, spiritual space, altar area, gallery, or private collection. Its large size and elaborate silver craftsmanship also make it suitable for collectors of traditional metalwork, decorative vessels, and distinctive handcrafted objects.

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