Vintage Indian Parat Bowl
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Steeped in history and rich in character, this authentic vintage Indian Teak Parat Bowl is a beautiful statement piece for the home. Traditionally found in Northern Indian households, parat bowls were used to mix and knead dough for chapati and roti, with the dough gently worked into the edges of the bowl before being left to rise. Each piece carries the story of the families who gathered around it, sharing meals and creating traditions passed down through generations.
Today, these stunning reclaimed bowls make versatile decorative pieces. Style yours as a striking fruit bowl in the kitchen, a centrepiece filled with candles or seasonal décor, or as a beautiful catch-all for everyday essentials.
Every parat bowl is completely one of a kind, showcasing the natural patina, wear, colour variations, and imperfections that come with decades of use. These unique characteristics are not considered flaws but are part of the history, authenticity, and beauty of each vintage piece.
Please Note: As every bowl is individually handcrafted and vintage, each piece will vary slightly in size, shape, grain, and finish from the image shown. Your selection will be chosen at random, ensuring you receive a truly unique piece.
Features
- Authentic vintage teak wood parat from Rajasthan, India
- Originally used for kneading dough for traditional Indian breads
- Beautiful as a fruit bowl, decorative centrepiece, or catch-all
- Rich natural patina developed over 60–80 years of use
- Each piece is completely unique
Specifications
- Age: Approximately 60–80 years
- Dimensions: Approx. 8H x 58W x 48D cm
- Material: Teak Wood
- Weight: Approx. 4kg
- Care: Wipe clean with a dry cloth
- Assembly: Not required
- Country of Origin: Rajasthan, India
- Original Use: Kitchen dough mixing and preparation