Brass Dinner set (High hipped plate) – ptalusa

$ 20.50

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Food is a significant part of life. The food we eat is made with care and served with love. Add an element of royal grace to this by using this beautiful Brass thaali set especially curated for you by P-Tal. The katoris & glasses are tin-coated that adds a unique flavor to food. Gift the set to someone you love or
Food is a significant part of life. The food we eat is made with care and served with love. Add an element of royal grace to this by using this beautiful Brass thaali set especially curated for you by P-Tal. The katoris & glasses are tin-coated that adds a unique flavor to food. Gift the set to someone you love or use it yourself for an experience beyond words. -- Description of all Pcs Brass Thaali (1pc) Size in inches (lxbxh): 11 x 11 x 1 Weight in kg : 0.6- 0.7 Finish: Plain Golden Finish ( Handcrafted in pure brass) Note: Any variation in weight & size are the characteristic of handcrafted products. Bowl (2 pcs) Size in inches (lxbxh): 4 x 4 x 2 Weight in kg : between 0.08- 0.1 Finish: Plain Golden Finish on the outside and Silver (tin) on the inside. Note: Any variation in weight & size are the characteristic of handcrafted products. Brass Glass (S) Capacity: 350 ml Size in inches (lxbxh) : 3.35 x 3.25 x 5 Weight in kg : between 0.21- 0.3 Finish: Hammered Golden Finish on the outside and Silver (tin) on the inside. Note: Any variation in weight & size are the characteristic of handcrafted products. Brass Spoon Weight in kg : between 0.03 Size : Std. 7 Finish: Plain Golden Finish on the outside and Silver (tin) on the inside. Note: Any variation in weight & size are the characteristic of handcrafted products. FAQs 1. Why is it not tin coated ? The tin coating helps in avoiding any kind of toxic reactions with sour things. When eating dry food like rice/ rotis, the coating is not required. And it takes time for these metals to react, reaction does not occur instantly. 2. Why are katoris/glasses silver on the inside - Silver is the tin coating which was traditionally called Kalai and is done to keep it from reacting with sour things like curd, buttermilk etc. Did you know/Interesting Facts? Being handcrafted, no two products of these are alike. Thatheras had stopped making these utensils as the concern was about its lack of exact duplication. However, beauty has its own way of being visible. The thalis gradually came in demand. In fact they are sometimes better that machine made products & also heavier.