Handcrafted Pure Brass Drinking Glass – Elegant & Durable | Set of 2

 Ancient Wisdom Behind Brass Glass

For centuries, brass utensils—especially glasses—have held a sacred place in Indian households and rituals. Rooted in Ayurvedic traditions and Vedic culture, brass was more than just a material; it was a way of life.

•  Healing Through Metals

According to Ayurveda, brass (a blend of copper and zinc) has natural healing properties. It is believed to balance the three doshas—Vata, Pitta, and Kapha—when used for drinking water. Our ancestors understood that storing water in brass overnight allowed the metal to purify and energize the water, promoting better digestion, immunity, and skin health.

• Used in Temples and Rituals

Brass utensils, including glasses, were often used in religious ceremonies and temple offerings. The metal’s association with purity and sanctity made it ideal for rituals involving holy water (Gangajal), milk, and herbal decoctions.

•  A Symbol of Prosperity

In ancient Indian homes, owning brassware was a mark of wealth, hygiene, and good taste. Passed down from generation to generation, brass glasses were a staple in every traditional kitchen—not only for their benefits but also for their royal appearance and long-lasting quality.

•  Timeless Sustainability

Even before sustainability became a global concern, our ancestors relied on brass as a reusable, biodegradable, and earth-friendly metal. It’s a legacy of conscious living—resilient, beautiful, and functional.

Traditional Elegance Meets Practical Utility:

Elevate your kitchen with the authentic charm of our Premium Brass Glass . Inspired by age-old Indian kitchens, this glass is crafted from pure brass—known for its durability, beauty, and potential health benefits.

If you’re referring to a product made of brass and glass:

• You could be asking about brass-and-glass tables, shelves, cabinets, or light fixtures. In that case, the ideal would depend on the intended space and use.
• If you mean a material or design ideal for combining brass and glass:
  • Brass and glass are often used together in furniture, lighting, and decor due to their aesthetic contrast (warm brass with clear/cool glass).
  • Ideal styles include Art Deco, Mid-Century Modern, and Contemporary.

 Frequently Asked Questions :

Q1: Is the brass glass safe for drinking water?

A: Yes, it is completely safe. Brass glasses have been used in Indian homes for centuries. According to Ayurveda, drinking water stored in a brass vessel may help balance the body’s energies (Vata, Pitta, and Kapha).

Q2: Can I use this brass glass daily?

A: Absolutely! The glass is made for regular use. Just make sure to clean it properly and avoid using it for acidic beverages.

Q3: What types of drinks should I avoid in a brass glass?

A: Avoid acidic or citrus-based drinks like lemon water, vinegar, buttermilk, etc., as they can react with brass. Best used for room-temperature or lukewarm water.

 Q4: How do I clean the brass glass?

A: Use lemon and salt or tamarind paste for natural cleaning , Rinse with water , Wipe dry with a soft cloth and Avoid dishwashers or harsh chemicals to preserve shine

Q5: Will the brass glass lose its shine over time?

A: Brass naturally develops a patina (a dull layer) over time. This is normal and proves its authenticity. You can polish it periodically to restore the original glow.

Q6: Is this product made of pure brass or is it coated?

A: Our brass glass is 100% handcrafted from pure brass — not coated, plated, or mixed with other metals.

Q7: Is the brass glass heavy?

A: Yes, it has a solid, sturdy feel compared to steel or glass, making it a premium addition to your kitchen or dining set.

 Q8: Is this brass glass suitable for gifting?

A: Yes! It makes a meaningful and elegant gift for weddings, housewarmings, festivals, or traditional occasions.