Stunning Pair of Vintage Kashmiri Meenakari Brass and Enamel Peacock Vases. Masterfully handcrafted in India, these eye-catching mantle urns feature highly detailed, hand-painted majestic peacocks surrounded by intricate white floral scrollwork and vibrant turquoise, red, and gold accents.

Pair of Vintage Kashmiri Brass Enamel Vases, Hand Painted Meenakari Peacock Vases

£72.00
Sale price  £72.00 Regular price 
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Stunning Pair of Vintage Kashmiri Meenakari Brass and Enamel Peacock Vases. Masterfully handcrafted in India, these eye-catching mantle urns feature highly detailed, hand-painted majestic peacocks surrounded by intricate white floral scrollwork and vibrant turquoise, red, and gold accents.

Pair of Vintage Kashmiri Brass Enamel Vases, Hand Painted Meenakari Peacock Vases

£72.00
Sale price  £72.00 Regular price 
Vintage from the: 1970s / Mid-Century
Materials: Solid Brass, Hand-Painted Enamel
Origin: Handcrafted in India
Quantity: Set of 2 matching vases

Stunning Pair of Vintage Kashmiri Meenakari Brass and Enamel Peacock Vases. Masterfully handcrafted in India, these eye-catching mantle urns feature highly detailed, hand-painted majestic peacocks surrounded by intricate white floral scrollwork and vibrant turquoise, red, and gold accents.
With their elegant footed pedestal bases and slightly flared rims, these pieces perfectly encapsulate a maximalist, bohemian, or eclectic interior style. Because they are handmade, each vase has its own minor individual variations, adding authentic vintage character and global charm to your space.

Dimensions
Height: 7"
Width (at widest point): 2.75"
Base Diameter: 2.25"
Good vintage condition with a warm, natural aged patina across the raw brass areas. Enamel colors remain bright and vibrant. Minor superficial surface wear, tiny scuffs, or interior oxidation may be present, consistent with age and authentic vintage metalwork. Please review all photos closely as they form part of the description.

Originally purchased from a luxury souk in Dubai during the late 20th century. While acquired in the Middle East, the master metalwork and hand-enameled details showcase traditional, authentic Indian Kashmiri artistry

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