The object in the image is a Kindi, a traditional Indian vessel commonly used to store and pour water, particularly for auspicious or religious purposes.
Design:
Kindis are typically made of metal like bronze or copper and feature a characteristic rounded profile with an elongated spout and a handle.
Cultural Significance:
They are often associated with Ayurvedic practices, where storing water in copper vessels is believed to offer health benefits like improving digestion and boosting immunity.
Usage:
Beyond religious rituals, Kindis are also used for serving beverages like water or juice and can serve as decorative items.
Alternative Names:
This type of vessel is sometimes also referred to as a Kamandalu or Kamandal, especially when used by Hindu ascetics.