Copper-Alloy Dramma of Malwa Gadhaiya Deravative (AD 1200-1302) Devanagari “Sri Omkara” Type

Malwa Gadhaiya Deravative(AD1200-1302), Copper-Alloy Dramma, Obv: Stylised head facing to right, Devanagari ‘Om’, Rev: Devanagari ‘sri omkara’ in Centre(Deyell # 177), 4.17 Gms, 10.54 mm, About Very Fine, Scarce.

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Step back into medieval India with this captivating Copper-Alloy Dramma, a fascinating Gadhaiya derivative issued in the historic region of Malwa between AD 1200 and 1302. Struck during an era of dynamic regional transitions, this scarce coin reflects the artistic and cultural evolution of the period. The obverse showcases a deeply stylized human head facing right alongside a distinct Devanagari “Om,” while the reverse proudly displays the inscription “Sri Omkara” neatly centered, aligning with Deyell reference #177.

Crafted from a durable copper-alloy, this specimen weighs 4.17 grams and measures approximately 10.54 mm. It arrives in Fine (Heavy Used) condition, carrying an authentic, weathered patina that speaks volumes of its centuries-old journey through commerce and time. Numismatists and medieval Indian history enthusiasts will appreciate the rare combination of religious symbolism and regional artistry embedded in this tiny flan. It serves as a tangible portal to the past, making it an essential acquisition for any serious cabinet focusing on ancient or medieval South Asian coinage.