All cups are one-of-a-kind with lovely etched designs. Lassi cups were prevalent in Pakistan and India and were used to serve a yogurt-based drink called lassi. Around 100 years later, these are no longer safe for drinking, but do make for the most beautiful vases. They're also striking as standalone objects or on a stack of books, as a holder for pens, cutlery, etc. This particular piece features stylized wheat stalks and leaves, motifs that are often used to represent abundance. Sourced in Massachusetts.
4.5''H
Please note this vessel is in worn antique condition. All minor imperfections add to the inherit beauty and history of the piece!
