Vintage Brass Rosewater Ewer

This vintage rose water ewer from Gujarat is a charming piece that will enhance the look of any collection. The elegantly crafted brass piece features a slender top and a beautiful bulbous centre that can be unscrewed for easy cleaning. The simplicity of the design gives the ewer a timeless quality that can fit into any decor scheme. Whether you use it to serve rose water or display it as a decorative piece, this vintage ewer is sure to be a lovely addition to your home.

History of use of rose water ewers in Indian religious culture: Rose water ewers have held a significant place in Indian religious culture for centuries. Originating in ancient Persia, these ornate vessels were adopted and refined by Indian artisans, reflecting a fusion of artistic influences. Intricately crafted with elaborate designs, they became essential tools in Hindu and Islamic ceremonies, symbolizing purity and bestowing divine blessings. The fragrant essence of rose water was believed to purify and sanctify, enhancing the spiritual experience.

Over time, rose water ewers evolved in both form and function. They became not only religious implements but also objects of artistic expression, showcasing the craftsmanship of Indian artisans. Their use expanded beyond ceremonies to adorn palaces and temples, becoming valued pieces of cultural heritage. Today, these exquisite ewers continue to be cherished artifacts, embodying the enduring connection between art, spirituality, and tradition in India's religious landscape.