Antique Tibetan Copper Ritual Ewer | Hand-Hammered Himalayan Ceremonial Vessel | 8" H

Antique Tibetan copper ritual ewer featuring a hand-hammered cylindrical body, flared crown-form rim, curved pouring spout, and loop handle. Constructed from copper with applied brass or bronze trim, the vessel displays traditional Himalayan craftsmanship and a rich naturally aged patina developed through years of use. The simple architectural form, raised decorative bands, and open scalloped rim distinguish this piece from more elaborate ceremonial examples and suggest a practical ritual or domestic function. Hand-forged construction, visible hammer marks, and restrained ornamentation reflect the utilitarian aesthetic commonly found in Tibetan and Himalayan metalwork of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. A desirable example of traditional Himalayan craftsmanship suitable for collectors of Tibetan art, Buddhist ritual objects, ethnographic artifacts, and antique copperware. Measurements Height: 8 in. Width (spout to handle): 8½ in.