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Kansa/Bronze Quarter Plate

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What the listing says
  • • Pure Kansa (bronze) plate supports Ayurvedic health by helping balance Pitta dosha and improve digestion.
  • • Naturally antimicrobial and durable, it enhances food purity while adding a traditional, premium dining experience.
  • Measurement: Plate -Diameter - 8 inch, Thickness - 2mm, Weight - 750gm,
  • Spoon - Weight - 100gm, Length - 16cm, Thickness - 2mm,
  • Crafted by skilled artisans from Gujarat, the Bronze Breakfast Plate by 80s Cookware features a beautiful, smooth finish that reflects India's rich cultural heritage.
  • Ideal for serving poha, upma, idli, toast, eggs, pancakes, and fruit, its sleek, golden surface is sure to impress guests.
  • The set includes a matching bronze spoon.
  • Bronze, known as "Pure Metal," not only adds elegance but also offers health benefits.

Listing details

Brand
80s Cookware
Manufacturer
80s Cookware
Category
Plates & Bowls
Product code
kansa-bronze-quarter-plate

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