Part of our curated Punjab Agrarian collection, this antique "Bijani" seeder is a robust sculptural artifact of Northern Indian farming heritage. Hand-carved from solid, seasoned Teak, these flared quadrangular vessels were originally mounted to traditional animal-drawn plow systems to facilitate seed distribution. 

Each piece is distinguished by its unique hand-incised geometric "zigzag" and notched motifs—traditional tribal markings intended to bless the field for a successful harvest. The dual integrated "loop" handles allowed for secure attachment to the wooden plow frame. Repurposed as a striking horizontal candle holder or a standalone Wabi-Sabi sculptural accent, these vessels bring a raw, primitive warmth to any curated interior.

• *Era: Early 20th Century
• *Size: 5" W x 4.5" H (Per seeder)
• *Material: Antique Solid Teak Wood
• *Color: Aged Teak Patina
• *Features: Unique flared quadrangular form; dual side handles; hand-carved tribal incisions; multi-hole distribution base.
• *Origin: India
• *Condition: Original Antique Condition. Displays authentic field wear, natural wood checking, and a rich time-earned patina.
• **Please bear in mind that colors of products shown may vary slightly from their original color due to monitor display settings or photography studio.