This hexagonal brass stand exemplifies the syncretic artistry of Nepal, where Hindu and Buddhist traditions converged in domestic ritual objects. Each face is adorned with pierced scrollwork and floral motifs framed by bands of colored enamel in deep blue, red, and green. The stand rests on six flared legs and supports a flat platform, likely intended for displaying sacred items or incense burners. A worn patina and fine repoussé detailing suggest prolonged devotional use. The interplay of geometric harmony, metalwork finesse, and chromatic embellishment reflects Nepal’s enduring legacy of spiritual craftsmanship.

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