Marble Ruffled Urli
Marble Ruffled Urli
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- Handmade in the Indian subcontinent
- Free UK delivery over £85
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A sculptural centrepiece that earns its place in any room it enters. Twenty deep ridges radiate from a smooth central well, each one hand-chiselled to a precise depth that catches light differently through the day. The central well is shallow and smooth, made to hold water and floating petals, tea lights, small stones, or nothing at all. It is complete on its own.
The marble is quarried in Makrana, Rajasthan, and hand-carved by stone masons in Agra. No two pieces are identical.
Size and material
Size and material
Care
Care
The maker
The maker
Urli is one of India's oldest decorative vessels — a wide, shallow bowl traditionally used in South Indian homes and temples to float flowers, fruit, or oil lamps on water. At Diwali, at weddings, at every threshold that mattered, an urli was there.
Our version reimagines the form entirely. The ruffled, sunburst carving is carved by the same community of Agra stone masons whose descendants made the Taj Mahal. The marble is sourced directly from the Makrana quarries in Rajasthan: the same quarries that have supplied India's finest buildings since the 3rd century BCE.
Delivery and returns
Delivery and returns
Free UK delivery on orders over £85.
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