Kansa Serving Pan with Handles & Spoon in Gift Box

The Kansa Serveware Pan Set is a boxed bronze serving gift for the dining table. It has a small Kansa Tulsi Serveware Pan with two side handles, a medium Kansa Spoon and a Madur Grass Coaster. Everything comes packed in our Dhanvantri's Amrita – Nectar of Wellness gift box. The pan looks like a small kadai. It has a flat base, low sides and a riveted handle on each side, so it's easy to carry from the kitchen to the table. It holds 250 ml and is made for serving dal, sabzi or a gravy dish. We put this set together for the Diwali meal, and it makes a good Dhanteras gift for family, employees and clients. Product Highlights • Two Riveted Side Handles – A handle on each side, fixed with rivets. You can lift the pan with both hands, even when it's full. • Kadai-Style Shape – A flat base and straight, flared sides, 12.4 cm wide and 3.2 cm high. It sits steady on the table. • Brushed Kansa Finish – A soft, satin bronze surface with fine turning lines inside. • Kansa Spoon – Medium – A 14 cm serving spoon in the same metal, sized for the pan. • Madur Grass Coaster – A 15 cm handwoven mat to set the pan on at the table. • Dhanvantri's Amrita Gift Box – A saffron-yellow flip-top box with paper cushioning. It is marked for cultural revival, quality testing, sustainability and traditional wisdom. Why Choose This Kansa Serveware Pan Gift Set • Easy to Carry to the Table – The handles make it more practical than a bowl for hot dal or curry. • Right for the Festive Meal – Diwali lunches and dinners call for good serveware. This pan goes straight onto the table. • A Dhanteras Buy with Daily Use – It fits the custom of buying metal on Dhanteras, and it will be used long after the festival. • Looks Good Enough to Serve Guests – The kadai shape and bronze colour look right on a festive thali spread. • Part of a Matching Range – Companies can mix this with our Kansa Sweet Bowl and Kansa Wellness sets, all in the same Dhanvantri's Amrita box. Frequently Asked Questions • Why does this serving pan have handles? Handles make it easy to carry hot food from the kitchen and pass it around the table without touching the pan itself. • Can I use the pan for Diwali prasad or naivedyam? Yes. Kansa is often used for puja offerings in Indian homes. The pan works well for serving sheera, payasam or other prasad on Diwali and Dhanteras. • Which Dhanvantri's Amrita set should I choose? Choose this pan set for serving savoury food at meals. The Kansa Sweet Bowl set is best for desserts. The Kansa Wellness set is for self-care and massage. • What do the symbols on the side of the box mean? They stand for four values we follow: cultural revival, quality testing, sustainability and traditional wisdom. • Do the handles get hot? They can get warm when the pan holds very hot food. Hold them with a cloth if needed, especially right after serving. • How do I avoid water marks on the brushed finish? Wipe the pan dry right after washing. If spots appear, rub gently with a little tamarind paste or a mild metal cleaner, rinse and dry.