India Recycled Metal Crescent Moon hot Shape Bird Feeder Handmade Description Bir
India Recycled Metal Crescent Moon hot Shape Bird Feeder Handmade Description Bir, India Recycled Metal Crescent Moon Shape Bird FeederHandmadeDescriptionBird Feeders---------------------------------* Recycled metal bird feeder* Crescent moon shape.
Product code: India Recycled Metal Crescent Moon hot Shape Bird Feeder Handmade Description Bir
India Recycled Metal Crescent Moon Shape Bird Feeder Handmade Description Bird Feeders hot --------------------------------- * Recycled metal bird feeder * Crescent moon shape bowl * Metal shape with glass windows * Sliding top for easy filling and open nook for birds * Antique copper look * 12" height, 8.5" width, 3.5" depth * A metal loop included for hanging * Perfect for all size seeds * Made in Moradabad, India --------------------------------- Uttar Pradesh is the largest copper making region in India and Moradabad is the biggest metalware hub in Uttar Pradesh. It is known for its brassware industry and is locally called Peetal Nagri, meaning brass city. The city was originally famous for brasswares and over time other metals like iron and aluminium have been introduced. The ancient craftsmen of Peetal Nagri made sculptures of gods and goddesses. Today the cluster makes functional wares for everyday such as planters, wind chimes, candle holders, lanterns and various home decor ite.
India Recycled Metal Crescent Moon Shape Bird Feeder Handmade Description Bird Feeders hot --------------------------------- * Recycled metal bird feeder * Crescent moon shape bowl * Metal shape with glass windows * Sliding top for easy filling and open nook for birds * Antique copper look * 12" height, 8.5" width, 3.5" depth * A metal loop included for hanging * Perfect for all size seeds * Made in Moradabad, India --------------------------------- Uttar Pradesh is the largest copper making region in India and Moradabad is the biggest metalware hub in Uttar Pradesh. It is known for its brassware industry and is locally called Peetal Nagri, meaning brass city. The city was originally famous for brasswares and over time other metals like iron and aluminium have been introduced. The ancient craftsmen of Peetal Nagri made sculptures of gods and goddesses. Today the cluster makes functional wares for everyday such as planters, wind chimes, candle holders, lanterns and various home decor ite.