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The brass story
The thali, the katori, the pooja tray and the incense holder, in brass with modern lines. For the festive table, the corner where you light a diya, and every day after.
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Shapes we know, in brass
Brass has a long place in the Indian home: the thali at lunch, the katori of dal, the diya at dusk. We keep the shapes we know and give them modern lines, a matte gold finish, a bowl that curves like a stream, a tray shaped like a leaf. Bring them out for festive sweets, then for Sunday dal. Brass darkens with time; a polish brings it back.



Bees, dragonflies and stars
Madhu means honey. Look inside the katori, across the thali, around the glass: an etching of honey bees, dragonflies and twinkling stars, sealed with a food-safe lacquer. Each piece is made by hand, with the small marks that come with it.
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A tray for the start of the day
A tray shaped like a leaf, with holders for your diya and incense. Five pieces in iron and brass, from our travels in Morocco. Light the diya, set a flower down, and begin.
Asfar Pooja Set · ₹5,500
See the pooja setBring a little brass home
The festive season is a good time for something new in the house. Make it the Madhu Ghee Pot: brass with a kalai finish and its own ladle, sized at 400 ml for the ghee that lights your diyas. It comes in a gift box, for when the visit is to someone else's home.
Madhu Ghee Pot With Ladle · ₹3,850
See the ghee potFor your table, or someone else's
Many pieces come in a gift box. Tell our Gifting Concierge who it's for, on WhatsApp, and we'll help you choose.
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