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Start Over Object class Vessels (containers) Accession number Acc.3247
Hearst Museum object titled Pot, accession number 9-13318, described as Vessel; jar shaped; narrow mouth; copper with yellow seams.
Hearst Museum object titled Straw bowl, accession number 9-13285, described as Hat; bowl shape; flower sheath of areca palm; ends held with twine.
Hearst Museum object titled Vessel, accession number 9-13316, described as Vessel; hammered copper; tin lined; bowl-shaped; wide-mouthed; Used by men and women to carry water, wash, bathe. Made by men of cembu kutti caste.
Hearst Museum object titled Vessel, accession number 9-13317, described as Vessel: jar shaped with a sloping rim, flat sides; narrow mouth; hammered copper. Used by men or women to carry water for household purposes and bathing. Made by coppersmith ( cembu kutti). Traditional design of Udipi: now largely replaced by wide-mouth design made out of aluminum or plastic.

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