Made by Ramesh Soni · Jodhpur, Rajasthan
A hand-hammered brass vessel built for daily use and lasting presence.
Wipe with a dry cloth. For shine, polish with a paste of lemon juice and salt, then rinse and dry. The lacquer coating will wear over time — this is normal.
Santati Arts verifies the maker identity and documented composition of this piece. If this object materially diverges from its Maker Passport specification, we provide a full return and replacement.
Read our full Product Truth Promise →A medium-sized brass vessel shaped by hand hammering, with a wide belly, narrow neck and a stable flat base. The surface shows the marks of the hammer — irregular, rhythmic, proof that this was shaped rather than stamped. It can hold water, flowers, dry arrangements, or simply stand on its own as an object. The brass has been finished with a light lacquer to slow tarnishing, but it will develop a warm patina over time. Made by Ramesh Soni in his Jodhpur workshop. Solid brass throughout — this is not plated.
Made by Ramesh Soni in his workshop in Jodhpur.
Evidence on file: Workshop visit and production documentation. (Logged 2024-08-15)
Solid brass, not brass-plated.
Evidence on file: Material verified during workshop visit.
*Santati Arts documents makers through personal workshop visits and supplier reviews. We do not manufacture universal authenticity seals; claims refer strictly to verified attributes on file.
