Newari Aila Khwola Liquor Brass Cup by Tamrakar family One Of A Kind Gold Plated White Tara Statue 6" 5th to 17th Centuries

5th to 17th Centuries

8 Inches tall

it is beautifully adorned with turquoise stones

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Newari Aila Khwola Liquor Brass Cup by Tamrakar family One Of A Kind Gold Plated White Tara Statue 6" 5th to 17th CenturiesThe Newari Aila Khwola is a traditional liquor bowl, an essential vessel in Newar culture used to serve Aila, the sacred homemade liquor, especially during festivals, feasts, and ceremonial rituals. More than just a drinking bowl, the Aila Khwola is a cultural emblem, symbolizing hospitality, celebration, and spiritual offering. It is most commonly used during sagun ceremonies, where Aila is served along with auspicious food items such as boiled egg,