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Pure Bronze Kansa Thali Set | 6-Piece

Pure Bronze Kansa Thali Set | 6-Piece

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Experience the holistic benefits of traditional dining with the Adaak Kansa Dinner Thali Set. This auspicious set is crafted from Kansa (Bronze), a revered compound in Ayurveda for its wellness properties. The set includes a large Thali (Plate), three Katori (Bowls), a Spoon, and a Glass, providing a complete dining experience.  Eating or drinking from Kansa vessels is known to balance the body's pH levels, improve gut health, and purify food and water. 

  • Material: Kansa/ Bronze
  • Set: 6 pc
  • Includes: 1 Thali, 1 Spoon, 2 Bowls, 1 Chutney Bowl, and 1 Glass

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The Adaak Traditional Kansa Dinner Thali Set revives the ancient Ayurvedic practice of dining in Kansa (Bronze, a specialized alloy of Copper and Tin). According to tradition, eating from Kansa utensils helps in purifying the food, aiding digestion, and balancing the body's pH level. This complete, substantial set includes a generously sized Thali (plate), two small Katori bowls, one chutney bowl, one matching Spoon, and a straight-sided Glass. Each piece is crafted with a deep golden sheen and a smooth, appealing finish. Ideal for enhancing daily health or elevating special occasions, this Kansa Thali Set makes an incredibly thoughtful and auspicious gift for housewarmings, weddings, or festivals, symbolizing prosperity and good health.

  • Ayurvedic Wellness: Traditionally believed to purify food and enhance digestive health.
  • Complete Dining Set: Includes Thali, Katori bowls, Spoon, and Glass for a full meal service.
  • Genuine Kansa: Crafted from authentic Kansa (Bronze), a durable and auspicious alloy.
  • Auspicious Gifting: Highly regarded as a shubh (auspicious) gift for weddings and festivals.
  • Timeless Aesthetic: Features a rich, warm golden luster that complements any table setting.

Usages

  • Daily Dinnerware: Use daily to incorporate the traditional health benefits of Kansa.
  • Festive Thali: Ideal for serving prasad or a ceremonial thali meal during festivals.
  • Auspicious Gifting: Presented as a meaningful gift set for weddings or housewarmings.
  • Pooja/Ritual Use: The individual pieces (especially the glass and bowls) can be used for Pooja rituals.
  • Decorative Display: The set can be beautifully displayed in a dining hutch or glass cabinet.

Adaak honors the legacy of traditional Indian serveware by providing high-quality, authentic items like our Kansa Dinner Thali Set. We ensure each piece, from the large Thali to the matching Katori bowls, Spoon, and Glass, is crafted from genuine Kansa (Bronze) alloy. This commitment not only ensures superior durability and a rich golden finish but also maintains the Ayurvedic integrity associated with Kansa serveware. Invest in this exquisite set to elevate your dining experience and introduce a touch of traditional wellness and luxury to your home.

What pieces are included in this Kansa Thali set?

The set includes one large Thali (Plate), two Katori (Bowls), one Chuteny Bowl one Spoon, and one Glass.

What is Kansa (Bronze) made of?

Kansa is a specialized alloy of Copper and Tin, highly valued in Indian tradition.

Are Kansa utensils safe for eating?

Yes, Kansa is traditionally considered highly beneficial and safe for serving food and water.

 How should I clean Kansa?

Clean with mild soap and water, or use traditional cleaners like lemon and tamarind to maintain its shine.

Is this Kansa Thali set suitable for acidic foods?

Avoid keeping highly acidic foods (like pickles or vinegar) in Kansa for extended periods.

Is the Thali suitable for serving a full meal?

Yes, the Thali is generously sized for serving a complete traditional Indian meal.

What occasions is this Kansa set best for gifting?

This set is perfect for weddings, housewarmings, Diwali, and Akshaya Tritiya due to its auspicious nature.