Brass Thaali - 12 inch Thali/Plate for Dining

WHY YOU’LL LOVE IT Elevate your everyday meals and sacred rituals with P•TAL’s Brass Thaali. With its radiant finish and graceful arc-like detailing, this piece brings a contemporary touch to an age-old tradition. Whether used for meals or as a pooja thaali, it reflects the quiet strength of handcrafted design and the deep nourishment that comes from eating in pure brass—celebrating both health and heritage in every use. Naturally Safe & Pure Brass is crafted from a unique blend of zinc and copper.. It is naturally safe, non-reactive, and perfect for everyday use. Supports Gut & Mind Eating from Brass is more than tradition—it actively supports digestion, improves gut health, boosts immunity, and aids in balancing thyroid and blood pressure. Unique by Nature No two Brass pieces are identical. The natural variations in colour and tone are a reflection of its handcrafted origin and the varying balance of copper and zinc. Artisanal Legacy Each thaali is handcrafted using age-old metal techniques passed down through generations, making every meal a celebration of craftsmanship and cultural continuity. Additional information Net Quantity - 1N Size in cm (lxbxh): 27.305 x 27.305 x 2.54 Size in inches (lxbxh): 10.8 x 10.8 x 1 Weight in lbs : 1.39 Finish: Plain Golden Finish (handcrafted in pure brass) Note: Each piece is individually handcrafted. Slight variations in weight, size, and texture are natural and reflect its artisanal origin. 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. What is the best way to clean Brass and Copper utensils? You can use a normal dishwashing soap to clean the utensils from the inside and Pitambari or a paste made from Flour (Atta), Vinegar/lemon Juice, and salt can be applied on the outside to retain the shine of the utensils. 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 their lack of exact duplication. However, beauty has its way of being visible. The thalis gradually came in demand. They are sometimes better than machine-made products and also heavier.