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Stupendo elemosiniere da derviscio ambulante a forma di mezza luna, realizzato a sbalzo e decorato con motivi vegetali ed animali su entrambi i lati.

Si tratta di una manifattura del XIX-XX secolo, proveniente dal Afghanistan o Pakistan.

Presente la sua catena originale.

Misure (esclusa catena): 33 cm x 15 cm x 8 cm

Buone condizioni, presenti normali piccoli ammaccature e segni di usura dovuta all' età del oggetto.

L' oggetto viene pulito ed ispezionato prima di essere imballato in maniera professionale e spedito con spedizione assicurata e tracciabile.

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Kashkul (almsgiver) - Metal - Afghanistan - 19th-20th centuries

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