Handcrafted Pure Brass Bowl | Traditional Ayurvedic Katori for Eating & Serving | Antique Finish | 100% Brass | Made in India I Tableware I Set of 2 I 300 Gr I Golden
Description :
- Bring the magic of Indian tradition to your kitchen with this Handcrafted Pure Brass Bowl – also known as Katori. A perfect addition to your dining collection, this bowl not only enhances the look of your meals but also brings age-old health benefits rooted in Ayurveda.
- Brass has been used for centuries in Indian households due to its natural antimicrobial and alkalizing properties. Eating from brass vessels is believed to boost immunity, aid digestion, and balance the body’s energies. This bowl is meticulously crafted by rural artisans using time-honored methods passed down through generations.
- Whether you’re looking for an eco-friendly, non-toxic alternative to modern utensils or a cultural gift item, this brass bowl delivers both functionality and charm.
Original price was: ₹1,999.00.₹1,499.00Current price is: ₹1,499.00.
Uses of Brass Bowl
Brass bowls are not only aesthetically pleasing but also practical and health-boosting. Here are common daily uses:
1. Eating & Serving
- Used for serving dal, rice, sabzi, halwa, kheer, etc.
- Ideal for dry or warm cooked food (avoid acidic items unless kalai-coated).
2. Ayurvedic Routine
- Used in Ayurveda-based diets for meals due to its dosha-balancing properties.
- Believed to enhance digestion and immunity when used regularly.
3. Drinking Water
- Small brass bowls can be used to sip warm water in the morning to help alkalize the body.
4. Eco-Friendly Storage
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Suitable for storing dry snacks, spices, or herbs in an organic kitchen setup.
5. Decorative Purpose
- Acts as a rustic or vintage décor piece for homes, cafes, or temples.
6. Pooja & Rituals
- Brass bowls are commonly used to:
- Hold gangajal (holy water) or panchamrit
- Offer chandan, haldi, kumkum, akshat
- Store flowers, diya oil, or dhoop during aarti
7. Naivedyam (Food Offering to Deities)
- Used to offer bhog/prasadam to gods and goddesses during daily worship or festivals.
8. Abhishekam
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Brass bowls hold milk, honey, ghee, or rose water for abhishek rituals on Shiva Linga or deity idols.
9. Festivals and Ceremonies
- Widely used in pujas during Navratri, Diwali, Karva Chauth, and other major Hindu festivals.
- Present in Havan ceremonies for storing offerings like sindoor, samagri, or ghee.
10. Gifting & Auspicious Occasions
- Considered a Shubh (auspicious) item in wedding gifts, baby showers, griha pravesh (housewarming) etc.
FAQs :
Q: Can I cook in it?
A: No, it’s for serving, measuring, or puja use only.
Q: Is it food-safe?
A: Yes, suitable for dry food items like rice or grains.
Q: Will the size/weight be exact?
A: Slight variation may occur due to handcrafting.
Q: How to clean it?
A: Use mild soap. For shine, clean with lemon and salt.
Q: Is it good for gifting?
A: Yes, perfect for festivals, weddings, and rituals.
Crafted in tradition, shaped with purpose — a brass bowl for every sacred moment.
Specification: Handcrafted Pure Brass Bowl | Traditional Ayurvedic Katori for Eating & Serving | Antique Finish | 100% Brass | Made in India I Tableware I Set of 2 I 300 Gr I Golden
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