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Carved from wood. A household tool used for pounding millet, wheat, and other grains.
Carved from wood. A household tool used for pounding millet, wheat, and other grains.
Carved from wood. A household tool used for pounding millet, wheat, and other grains.
Mortar and pestle — a traditional household tool used for grinding and processing grains, food products, and medicinal plants. The
Kazan. The black cast-iron kazan with a deep bottom has four lugs (handles) on the outer rim for manual lifting.
Cylindrical in shape, made of thin gold. Both ends are open, with slightly curved edges. The surface is smooth and
Made of gold, it has a conical shape. With a hole in the center for threading a string or rope.
Mortar and pestle (Kelsap). The mortar is carved from a single piece of wood. The outside is covered with raw
It is lit by pouring kerosene. Kerosene is poured into the central part of the round shape and fixed with
Made of brass in the shape of a square box. Used with kerosene. Glass is installed on three sides. There