Brass Chapati Box
A brass chapati box, is a traditional Indian kitchen utensil used to store freshly made chapatis or rotis. It's designed to keep the chapatis warm and soft, ensuring they are ready to be served hot at mealtime. These brass chapati boxes are not only practical but also have cultural and aesthetic value, making them a common item in many Indian households. They add a touch of elegance to the dining table and are often passed down as heirlooms.
Age: Vintage
Dimensions (cm): 24L x 24W x 15H approx. as each is unique in size
Colour/Hue: Brass gold or patina colouring
Material: Brass
Care Instructions: Wipe with a dry cloth
Original use: Storing chapati bread
Origin: Rajasthan, India
A brass chapati box, is a traditional Indian kitchen utensil used to store freshly made chapatis or rotis. It's designed to keep the chapatis warm and soft, ensuring they are ready to be served hot at mealtime. These brass chapati boxes are not only practical but also have cultural and aesthetic value, making them a common item in many Indian households. They add a touch of elegance to the dining table and are often passed down as heirlooms.
Age: Vintage
Dimensions (cm): 24L x 24W x 15H approx. as each is unique in size
Colour/Hue: Brass gold or patina colouring
Material: Brass
Care Instructions: Wipe with a dry cloth
Original use: Storing chapati bread
Origin: Rajasthan, India
Description
A brass chapati box, is a traditional Indian kitchen utensil used to store freshly made chapatis or rotis. It's designed to keep the chapatis warm and soft, ensuring they are ready to be served hot at mealtime. These brass chapati boxes are not only practical but also have cultural and aesthetic value, making them a common item in many Indian households. They add a touch of elegance to the dining table and are often passed down as heirlooms.
Age: Vintage
Dimensions (cm): 24L x 24W x 15H approx. as each is unique in size
Colour/Hue: Brass gold or patina colouring
Material: Brass
Care Instructions: Wipe with a dry cloth
Original use: Storing chapati bread
Origin: Rajasthan, India
