Lota Bowl: Difference between revisions

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A lota (Urdu: لوٹا‎), (Hindi: लोटा) is a small round water vessel of brass, copper or plastic used in parts of South Asia.^[1]

Donald Holmes Catalog No. 13 (1927)

The magical version of the Lota Bowl can be shown empty or full of water at any time.^[2]

"Bits of Patter" (ad in The Eagle Magic Co., 1915)
The Hindoo Lota Bowl, The Scientific Milkman, For Magicians Only by Waller, Charles (1923)

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 '''A lota''' (Urdu: لوٹا‎), (Hindi: लोटा) is a small round water vessel of brass, copper or plastic used in parts of South Asia.<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lota_(vessel)</ref>[[File:LotaBowl1927.jpg|right|thumb|Donald Holmes Catalog No. 13 (1927)]]
-The magical version of the '''Lota Bowl''' (also known as the '''Lota Vase''', '''Lota Jar''', or '''Hindoo Bowl''') can be shown empty or full of water at any time.<ref>INDIAN JUGGLERY by WM. E. ROBINSON, Mahatma (March 1895)</ref>
+The magical version of the '''Lota Bowl'''  can be shown empty or full of water at any time.<ref>INDIAN JUGGLERY by WM. E. ROBINSON, Mahatma (March 1895)</ref>
+== Other names ==
+* Inexhaustible Punch Bowl
+* Lota Vase
+* Lota Jar
+* Hindoo Bowl
 == In Print  ==
 * "Bits of Patter" (ad in The Eagle Magic Co., 1915)
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 [[Category:Gimmick]]
+[[de:Wasser aus Indien]]