Why Brass Tableware is used in Festivities

Every Indian festival celebrates the coming together of people to embrace their cultures and traditions. Brass, a traditional metal, has been used since time immemorial in various auspicious occasions for serving sweets, fruits and offerings to the deities. 

Food is considered as one of the key components in every festival and there are often special items prepared for every occasion. Brass and copper are considered to add benefits and reap good luck, hence these cookware and tableware items complement every Indian celebration. 

With festivals around the corner, all the Indian homes start preparing for it and the decorations always remain an essential part. Alongwith serving the utility in festivals, brass and copper products also lighten up the mood and outlook of the home spaces!

The festival celebrates the bond of a brother and sister where the sister ties a band on the hand of her brother, and the brother swears to protect her throughout his life and gives her a gift. This picture depicts utility of a brass product in a festival like this.

Diwali marks the triumph of good over evil and is considered as the most auspicious festival in India. Brass and copper utensils such as lamps, thaalis, kalash are often used in many ways in Diwali because of their pure content and composition.