Chitai Pure Hand work Brass Spice Box

Introducing our pure hand chitai work brass spice box. Chitai work is done by hand hammering out patterns on a metal sheet (brass or silver). 

Crafted entirely by hand, these chitai work spice boxes are a testament to the age-old craftsmanship that has been passed down through generations. Each intricate detail is etched and shaped with care, resulting in a work of art that enhances your culinary experience.

For regular use, simply wash as regular utensils and immediately wipe dry. For maintaining the shine, use amazon bought pitambari powder. 

• Size - Diameter - 8.5 inch & Height - 2.5 inch, 7 containers 
• container size: 2.6 inch dia, 2.1 inch height
• Weight  - 1070-1080  gm approx.
• Finish : Matt gold

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Care: Brass like most metals tends to tarnish overtime. 

To care for your brass kitchenware, here are some guidelines:

• Cleaning: Wash the brass kitchenware with warm water and a mild dish soap after each use. Use a soft cloth or sponge to gently scrub away any food residue or stains. Avoid using abrasive materials or harsh cleaners, as they can scratch or damage the brass surface.

• Polishing: To maintain the shine and luster of your brass kitchenware, periodically polish it with a brass cleaner or a homemade solution. One effective homemade solution is a mixture of equal parts lemon juice and baking soda. Apply the mixture to the brass surface, gently rub in circular motions, and then rinse thoroughly with water. Dry with a soft cloth.

• Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Do not use harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners on brass kitchenware, as they can strip away the protective coating and cause discoloration. Stick to mild cleaning agents and natural remedies to preserve the beauty of the brass.

• Protect from Moisture: Brass is susceptible to tarnish and corrosion when exposed to moisture for extended periods. After cleaning, ensure the kitchenware is completely dry before storing. Avoid leaving wet or damp items on the brass surface.

• Storage: Store your brass kitchenware in a clean and dry area. If possible, wrap each piece individually in soft cloth or tissue paper to prevent scratching. Avoid stacking the pieces directly on top of each other to avoid potential damage.

• Patina: Over time, brass develops a natural patina, which adds character and depth to its appearance. If you appreciate the aged look, embrace the patina. However, if you prefer to maintain a polished look, we recommend occasional use of pitambari powder easily available on Amazon

By following these care instructions, you can help preserve the beauty and longevity of your brass kitchenware, allowing it to continue enhancing your culinary experience for years to come.

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