Brass Chapati Box
Brass Chapati Box
70:30 Pure Brass
Copper and zinc, spun by hand — warm, golden, honest.
Tin-Lined, Kalai
Lined the old way, safe for sour, everyday food.
A Piece to Pass On
Not just bought, but kept for a lifetime.
Lab-Verified Purity
Tested, food-safe metal.
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Description
Description
Traditional Brass Chapati Box – A Must-Have for Every Indian Kitchen
Nothing compares to the warmth of ghar ka khana, and fresh, soft chapatis are at the heart of every Indian meal. Our Brass Chapati Box is the perfect companion to keep freshly made rotis soft and fresh for longer.
Handcrafted from 100% pure brass, this Brass Chapati Box blends tradition with modern function — keeping your food warm and safe.
Features of the Brass Chapati Box
- Fine Brass Quality – made from high-grade, food-safe brass for lasting durability.
- Retains Softness & Freshness – keeps rotis warm and prevents them drying out.
- Hammered Design – skilled craftsmanship with an elegant, handcrafted texture.
- Multi-Purpose Storage – for chapatis, parathas, puris, snacks and more.
- Eco-Friendly & Non-Toxic – natural brass with no harmful coatings.
Why Choose Our Brass Chapati Box?
- Retains Heat Naturally – brass conducts heat well, keeping chapatis soft.
- Elegant & Functional – a golden hammered exterior with a smooth interior.
- Long-Lasting & Corrosion-Resistant – crafted from pure brass.
- Handcrafted – each box is individually handmade, with its own character.
- Versatile – ideal for chapatis, dry fruits, snacks or festive sweets.
Buy the Brass Chapati Box Online at Kansawalas
Experience the authenticity of Indian craftsmanship with our Brass Chapati Box — a blend of tradition, function and heritage. Keep your rotis warm, soft and flavourful for longer. Order yours and bring home this handcrafted piece.
Specifications
Specifications
How to live with it
How to live with it
Returns & replacement
Returns & replacement
THE INDIAN KITCHEN
Brass,
The Metal Indian Kitchens Kept
In Indian homes, the metal on the table was never a small decision. Brass — Pital — is the oldest working metal of the Indian kitchen: an alloy of copper and zinc, the warm golden vessel that carried the water, held the grain and served the feast, one generation to the next. We line ours with tin — kalai — the old way, so even sour, everyday food sits safe on it. It holds a glow no other metal keeps, and rings clear and true when struck.
Who We Make For
Drawn By The Beauty, Kept By The Story.
We make for every home that sets a table - the everyday and the celebration, the rooted and the far from home.
Bought once, kept for life, passed on — the metal, and the home, carried forward.
Why Kansawala
The Proof, Side By Side.
Most sellers ask you to trust the story. We ask you to check the metal.
The Measure
What Matters
Elsewhere
Most Sellers
From furnace to your hands
Where the metal begins
Most who sell it, buy it. We make it - the whole difference.
Graded Brass Sheet, ISO-Marked
Every batch starts as 70 parts copper to 30 parts Zinc, weighed by hand at our own furnace. Most sellers buy metal already mixed elsewhere; we measure ours ourselves, so we know exactly what's in it.
Spun And Shaped By Hand
Hand-beaten pieces are shaped cold, blow by blow under the hammer, so each one is lighter, tougher, and a little different from the next. Cast pieces are poured molten into a mould, giving a heavier, uniform piece every time. Most sellers carry only one of these; we make and stock both, in every size.
Tin-Lined Where You Eat, Polished Where You See
The inside is lined with tin — kalai — so food stays safe; the outside is polished to the warm brass glow.
Pure copper and Zinc, weighed by hand
The metal goes to a NABL-accredited lab, so the 70:30 on the page is the 70:30 in your hand.
Shipped Directly From Sihor
Straight from the family workshop in Sihor to your table — no middleman in between.
GIFTING
A gift they keep, long after the wrapping is gone.
Some gifts are used once and forgotten. A Kansawalas set becomes part of a home - set at the table daily, then handed down. Give a table, not a trinket.
Weddings & Housewarmings
Diwali & festivals
Anniversaries
Keepsake packaging with a hand-written Kansa story - always included.
Our Promise
Trust & assurance
Pure 70:30 Brass
Lab-verified genuine brass from ISO-marked sheet — never scrap, never adulterated.
Handcrafted in Sihor
Shaped by the same family's hands, since 1945.
Buy-back for life
Any piece back for store credit at the day's metal rate.
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Ask The Maker
Across The Counter
Yes. We start from ISO-marked brass sheet — 70:30 copper and zinc — and spin and shape each piece by hand in our Sihor workshop. The marks it carries are worked by hand, not stamped by a machine.
Brass is a living metal — over the years it deepens to a warm, older gold. A wipe with lemon and salt, or a little brass polish, brings the shine back whenever you want it. The dulling is the metal breathing, not a fault
Yes. The inside is lined with tin — kalai — the traditional way, so even sour or salty food sits safe on it. Bare brass reacts with acidic food; the kalai is exactly what keeps your dal and kadhi pure. When the lining wears with years of use, send it back and we re-line it.
No — only the pieces that meet wet or sour food. A patila, handi or glass is lined with tin inside, because dal, kadhi and buttermilk are acidic and would react with bare brass. Dry-storage pieces don't need it: the ghee pot, the chapati box and the masaladani hold ghee, rotis and dry spices — nothing that reacts — so we leave them as pure, bare brass, the way they have always been kept. If a piece has no lining, that is by design, not a fault.
Warm water, a mild soap and a soft sponge after each use — no harsh scouring on the tin lining. For the outside, lemon and salt or a brass polish restores the glow. Dry it before you put it away. When the kalai thins, we re-line it.
Bring any piece back, any time, and take store credit at the day's metal rate. We also mend, re-polish and re-line what we make. We are the makers — what we make, we can tend to.
1 litre suits a small family or a single dish; 3 litres is the everyday all-rounder; 5 litres is for a full house or festival cooking. Each comes with a fitted lid.
Dispatched the same day and delivered across India in about 4–5 working days.Questions before you buy? Email info@kansawalas.com