The Tamil Treasure blog was established on July 2011 to showcase information of the items collected to everyone and build bridges of understanding and friendship with our multicultural society. Through informative materials, special events and cultural sharing that this blog has received multiple positive feedbacks on its representation of contemporary Indian culture as well as preservation of the old and treasured. All the items showcased in this blog are for our own references.
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Monday, July 4, 2011
Buckets (Vaali)
This enamel bucket or also known as "vaali" in Tamil language which normally used to carry sweets or food to serve people. This bucket also used to be given as DOWRI as a marriage gift. It was made in Checkoslovakia during Pre WWII. They are decorated with either enameled flowers, birds, or with gold stenciling. Some still have their original paper labels. They have a metal handle and some have a wooden grip. The condition varies, but all are in excellent condition considering their age. If you look closely, we can see Tamil wordings inscribed on it. Some of the buckets was bought in Ipoh, Penang and Singapore.
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