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Brass mortar and pestle (okhli), 0.71 kg

A small brass mortar and a long pestle with a bobbled handle, together 0.71 kg.

Rs 2,808

The seller's price on 25 October 2026. It can change; the seller's page is final.

In stock when we checked on 26 October 2026

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  • Pure brass mortar and pestle
  • 0.71 kg together
  • Mortar 8.25 cm wide
  • Long pestle

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About this piece

This set is a squat brass mortar with a ringed outside and a long brass pestle. The pestle is longer than most, and the seller says this allows a different hand motion from a short one.

The mortar is about 8.25 cm across and 7 cm high. The seller says it can be used for grinding spices or for medicinal purposes. It suits a kitchen that wants a small mortar for whole spices, garlic or ginger.

How it is used

An okhli and its pestle are used to crush whole spices, pepper, garlic and similar things by hand. Place the mortar on a firm surface, add a small amount at a time and pound with the pestle.

Looking after it

  • Wash with mild soap and a soft sponge, and avoid steel wool.
  • Dry well to prevent watermarks.

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Brass mortar with the pestle standing in it
The mortar and the pestle laid out, with a size strip across the top
The pestle in the mortar on a printed cloth

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