An old wooden box carved in the form of a small fish, traditionally used for storing kum kum powder during tika ceremonies. The piece has been carefully hand carved with attention to shape and symbolic detail. Brass fittings have been added to the wood, enhancing both strength and ornamentation. A rich, time-worn patina covers the surface, and the box remains in good condition. Crafted in India, it reflects ritual use and folk craftsmanship.
