Lassi Cups from North India - Early 20th Century Shelf A museum quality reproduction Bronze

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Lassi Cups from North India - Early 20th Century Shelf A museum quality reproduction BronzeThis old lassi cup from North India is made from nickel plated brass, featuring a beautiful hand etched floral design. Each cup is unique, reflecting the skill and artistry of the craftsman who created it. Traditionally, lassi a cooling yoghurt based drink was served in cups like this, especially during festive occasions such as Holi, when it was sometimes infused with bhang (a traditional cannabis preparation). Dating between 50 and 100 years old,