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> Inquire about this or a similar itemThis is an antique ironware piece from the 18th century. It is an old iron vessel used in the traditional Balinese Mutata style, featuring a remarkably rare water buffalo horn shape.
Moreover, among similar ironware, it is exceedingly uncommon to find such a minimalist approach to decoration, lending it a unique presence as an object of art. While the piece shows signs of wear, including some corrosion and insect damage, it remains robust and retains its original form. The accompanying photograph depicts its use as an incense dish during a tea ceremony. This exquisite item would make a distinguished addition to any collection.
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