Vintage Brass Urli/Parath on Peacock Legs
Product Description
Elevate your home decor with our handcrafted pure brass uruli. Made from premium quality brass with a rustic finish, this decorative brass uruli brings timeless elegance and traditional charm to any space.
Whether you are looking for an antique brass uruli to enhance your living room or a brass uruli for decoration during festivals, this versatile piece adds an instant touch of warmth and warmth to your home.
Product Highlights:
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Premium Material: Crafted from 100% pure brass with a vintage, handcrafted texture.
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Versatile Decor: Perfect as a brass uruli with flowers and floating candles for entryways, dining tables, or festive setups.
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Elevated Design: Features sturdy, artistic stand legs that make it an eye-catching decorative uruli.
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Ideal Gift Choice: A perfect uruli for decoration and traditional gifting during Diwali, housewarmings, or weddings.
Styling Tip: Fill this brass uruli pot with water, fresh flower petals, and floating diyas to create a serene, welcoming ambiance.
Brand & Collection Overview
Antiquely is India’s most affordable antique and home décor brand, dedicated to bringing timeless elegance and heritage-inspired pieces into contemporary spaces. With a curated selection of handcrafted décor, vintage lighting, brassware, and unique accessories, Antiquely blends traditional craftsmanship with modern design sensibilities to transform ordinary interiors into soulful homes
Care And Maintenance
Antiquely curates handcrafted home décor that honors Indian heritage and artisanal tradition. Our collection spans statement wall art, brass accents, vintage lighting, wooden pieces, and candle holders—each chosen to bring timeless character to contemporary homes.
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