An antique Indian Jhara pan with a perforated basin and long handle, used for frying traditional street food.
Measurements
Weight: 1.10 kg
Height: 79 cm, Width: 30 cm, Depth: 30 cm
Appearance
Colour: Metal
Material: Metal
Age: Original Piece
An original Indian cooking utensil, this Jhara pan, was used for frying street food in large pots of oil. Its intricate, handmade design features a perforated circular basin attached to a long handle. Even today, such utensils are a common sight on the vibrant streets of India, continuing a long-standing culinary tradition.
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