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Found in the lively markets of Jodhpur, Rajasthan, these vintage brass ladles are fine examples of traditional Indian kitchenware. Previously used for everyday cooking, each ladle shows the warmth and character developed over decades, featuring a rich, aged patina unique to time and use.
Hand-formed from solid brass with long, slender handles, their straightforward, utilitarian design reflects the practical sensibilities of traditional Indian kitchens. Now they offer a tangible sense of history and authenticity to the modern home.
Ideal for kitchen styling—displayed on open shelving or incorporated into a decorative vignette—these ladles introduce an earthy, collected character to any space.
Age: 50–70 years
Dimensions (cm):
Colour/Hue: Aged brass
Material: Brass
Care instructions: Wipe with a dry cloth
Original use: Everyday cooking utensil in Indian households
Origin: Jodhpur, India
Found in the lively markets of Jodhpur, Rajasthan, these vintage brass ladles are fine examples of traditional Indian kitchenware. Previously used for everyday cooking, each ladle shows the warmth and character developed over decades, featuring a rich, aged patina unique to time and use.
Hand-formed from solid brass with long, slender handles, their straightforward, utilitarian design reflects the practical sensibilities of traditional Indian kitchens. Now they offer a tangible sense of history and authenticity to the modern home.
Ideal for kitchen styling—displayed on open shelving or incorporated into a decorative vignette—these ladles introduce an earthy, collected character to any space.
Age: 50–70 years
Dimensions (cm):
Colour/Hue: Aged brass
Material: Brass
Care instructions: Wipe with a dry cloth
Original use: Everyday cooking utensil in Indian households
Origin: Jodhpur, India