We brought this back with us from Delhi in the early 80's, back when the cabin crew was (seemed) happy to accommodate big odd-ball items like spears, tables and and huge wooden bowls. It was much in the same condition when we bought it; weathered beyond function, but a thing of beauty. The lateral edges have been carved in such a way that makes it clear that it was meant to be carried from place to place, probably within a household. If we had to guess we would say that it is a bowl for letting dough rise. 23 x 11 x 6 " / 58 x 28 x 15 cm 5120 g 11.4 lbs kc314
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Though we offer only high quality merchandise because of the nature of old ethnic treasures this item may contain some
imperfections, these just add to the character and authenticity of the item. Please see
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On Oct-19-10 at 13:05:01 PDT, seller added the following information:ADDITIONAL NOTE TO INTERNATIONAL BUYERS:
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