A hand-hammered copper flask used for serving raksi (traditional distilled spirit) at Thakali ceremonial gatherings. The long spout and wide base are characteristic of Mustang-valley coppersmithing.
Object Details
Period / Date19th Century
MaterialHammered copper
Dimensions32cm height
ProvenanceAcquired from a Thakali family in Marpha
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