1st Iraq Invasion: Handcrafted Teapot with History

Desert Treasure: Handcrafted Teapot Bridging Cultures and Histories This small, handcrafted teapot original from India is more than a vessel for tea, it’s a piece of history steeped in elegance and tradition. Its intricate engravings and detailed patterns reflect the rich cultural heritage of Indian craftsmanship. Adorned with floral and geometric motifs, every line and curve tell a story of dedication and skill. The gracefully curved spout and delicately arched handle blend practicality with sophistication, while vibrant accents of green and red enhance its visual appeal. The surface dawns a dimness of the times war & warmth, catching the light in a way that exudes timeless beauty. What makes this teapot truly extraordinary is its provenance. It was discovered in the desert of Iraq, during the initial invasion, just after the tragic attack upon U.S. soil of September 11, 2001. Amid the chaos, this teapot was found. Unexpected treasure amid the sand buried. Its survival and journey tell a tale of resilience and continuity, connecting cultures and histories across time and geography. Whether displayed as a decorative centerpiece or used ceremonially, this teapot embodies not only the enduring charm of handcrafted India's metalwork but also a poignant reminder of this storied object can carry through the ages. **The Buyer is Responsible for all Insurance on the Item** **Free Shipping does not have Insurance** MAKE ME AN OFFER, CAN'T LOSE ANYTHING BY OFFERING$