A jewel-toned masterpiece from the Kashmir Valley, this small footed bowl is defined by its lush, hand-painted floral imagery. The design features vibrant crimson roses and stylized foliage set against a shimmering gold background, a traditional Persian-influenced motif known as Gul-e-Vilayat. The bowl rests on a contrasting cobalt blue pedestal base, decorated with delicate gold arabesques. Crafted using the Naqashi technique—where intricate enamel is painted over a metal base and sealed with lacquer—this piece is less of a utilitarian vessel and more of a celebration of color and surface design, intended to bring warmth and luxury to a space.
This petite Kashmiri bowl is a powerhouse for adding a curated pop of color to neutral or monochromatic rooms. Its compact 5-inch diameter makes it an ideal luxury ring dish for a bedside table or a sophisticated catch-all for keys on a small entryway console.

• *Era: Mid-20th Century
• *Size: 5.25“(D) x 4“(H)
• *Material:  Brass/Copper with Hand-Painted Enamel
• *Color: Red/Gold/Blue
• *Product Type: Kashmiri Bowl
• *Style: Kashmiri, Floral, Global Eclectic
• *Origin: Kashmir, India
• *Condition: Wear consistent with age & use, blemishes and imperfections will be present. These are not to be considered defects but rather part of its character & historical value.  

• **Please bear in mind that colors of products shown may vary slightly from their original color due to monitor display settings or photography studio.