Product Care

To clean Brass, you can use a variety of natural and effective methods. Create a mixture of lime and salt or baking soda, tamarind pulp combined with dishwashing liquid, vinegar and salt, or even tomato ketchup. Alternatively, you can use Pitambari powder or mild dish soap. Apply the chosen cleaner with a soft cloth or a gentle kitchen scrubber, rub lightly, and then rinse thoroughly. Finish by wiping the utensil with a dry cloth to prevent water spots.

Yes, our brass products are safe for everyday use. Drinkware items are tin-coated to ensure safety, even with acidic beverages. However, we recommend avoiding long-term storage of acidic liquids in unlacquered brass items.

Brass tarnishes as it reacts with oxygen and moisture in the air. This can result in a dull or greenish appearance. Regular cleaning will help maintain its shine.

It is not recommended to put brass products in the dishwasher. The high temperatures and detergents can cause tarnishing or discoloration. Hand washing with warm soapy water is the best option.

A patina or dark spots are natural on brass over time. You can remove them using a mixture of lemon juice and baking soda or a brass cleaner. Gently rub the mixture with a soft cloth and rinse with warm water.

Yes, our products are eco-friendly. We prioritize using long-lasting materials like brass, marble, wood, and copper, which are designed to reduce the need for frequent replacements. This durability helps minimize waste and supports a sustainable lifestyle. Additionally, many of our products, such as our clay cookware, are biodegradable and free from harmful chemicals, making them a great choice for eco-conscious consumers. By choosing our products, you’re investing in quality craftsmanship and supporting environmentally friendly practices.

To clean copper, create a mixture of lime and salt or baking soda, tamarind pulp combined with dishwashing liquid, vinegar and salt, or even tomato ketchup. Alternatively, you can use Pitambari powder or mild dish soap. Apply the chosen cleaner with a soft cloth or a gentle kitchen scrubber, rub lightly, and then rinse thoroughly. Finish by wiping the utensil with a dry cloth to prevent water spots.

Never wash your lacquered products.

No, it’s best to avoid abrasive scrubbers or harsh chemicals, as they can scratch or damage the copper surface. Use a soft cloth or sponge for gentle cleaning.

Never wash your lacquered products.

A patina is a natural result of copper reacting with air and moisture. If you prefer the bright copper look, use a lemon and salt paste or Pitambari powder to remove the patina. However, some people appreciate the aged look of a natural patina.

Yes, our copper serveware is safe for serving food.

To ensure safety, avoid storing acidic liquids in copper products for extended periods, as they may react with the copper. However, short-term use is perfectly safe.

Copper products are generally not safe for the microwave and should only be used in the oven if they are explicitly labeled as oven-safe. Always check the product specifications to avoid damage or accidents.

No, copper products are not dishwasher safe. The high heat and harsh detergents used in dishwashers can cause tarnishing and damage to the copper surface. It is best to clean copper items by hand using mild soap and warm water to maintain their appearance and longevity.

Lacquered copper products have a shiny, protective coating that prevents tarnishing and requires minimal maintenance, making them ideal for decorative use but not for food storage. Unlacquered copper products develop a natural patina over time, are safe for cooking and serving, but require regular polishing to maintain their shine.

To clean your marble Product, mix a few drops of a neutral cleaner, or a mild liquid dishwashing detergent with warm water. For optimal results, use a clean, soft cloth to apply the solution. Be cautious not to use too much cleaner or soap, as this can leave a residue and create streaks. Avoid products containing lemon, vinegar, or other acidic ingredients. After cleaning, rinse the surface thoroughly with clean water and dry it with a soft cloth. Do not use scouring powders or creams, as they contain abrasives that can scratch the marble.