Antique Brass Lassi Cups

Antique lassi cups from Pakistan and the Kashmiri border are unique everyday objects that have served for years in homes, teahouses, and caravan settlements across South Asia. Crafted from brass or metal alloys with a silver finish, they captivate with their hand-engraved details, ornamental patterns, and a raw, authentic character.

Each mug features individual decorations created using traditional engraving techniques. Spiral ornaments, geometric stripes, and floral motifs reflect the aesthetics of the regions of Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Kashmir, where metal vessels have been a part of everyday life for generations. Visible signs of use, minor imperfections, and a natural patina emphasize their age and handmade origins.

Lassi cups were originally used to serve traditional milk drinks, chai tea, and water. Today, they also serve decorative and collectible purposes, perfectly complementing oriental interiors, ethnic designs, and spaces inspired by ancient Asian trade routes.

This category includes old and antique vessels with a unique character that is difficult to compare to contemporary mass-produced decorative items. These are authentic objects with a history, preserving the atmosphere of South Asian bazaars, teahouses, and traditional metal crafts.