Vintage Indian possibly silver Sindor or Kum Kum box used for Hindu weddings. We believe this box to be a low grade silver, although it is not Hallmarked, so we have to sell it as white metal. There is mark on the base. More research required.
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Size: 3 cm round 2 1/2 cm tall.
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Some age related wear.
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The object is a silver round Sindoor box, also known as a Kumkum box, commonly used in Hindu traditions. It is used to hold sindoor, a traditional vermillion-colored cosmetic powder worn by married women.
Material: Silver-plated or made of German silver.
Design: Features an etched palace design and floral scroll patterns.
Purpose: Symbolizes a married woman's prized possession and is considered auspicious in Hindu tradition.
Occasions: Often gifted at weddings or given as return gifts.
Tradition: Represents an age-old tradition for married Indian Hindu women, holding cultural and religious significance.
Shape: Typically round with a pull-off lid.
Additional Details: Easy to grip holder, well-defined colour arts and shiney
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