Brass Filter Coffee Gift Set with Davara Tumbler & Suprabhatam Gift Box

The Brass Filter Coffee Set is a boxed gift set for making and serving South Indian filter coffee at home. It has a brass coffee filter, two davara tumbler sets, two neem wood spoons and two Madur grass coasters. All the brass pieces have a matt finish. The set comes in our Suprabhatam – Raaga of the Dawn gift box, along with a brew guide and a few printed cards. In South Indian homes, the day often starts with a fresh cup of filter coffee. We built this gift around that morning habit. It suits Diwali gifting for coffee lovers and corporate gifting for employees and clients across India. Product Highlights • Brass Filter Matt – A two-part drip filter, 16 cm tall and 0.26 kg. Coffee powder goes in the top, and the decoction drips into the bottom. • Two Brass Davara Tumbler Sets – Each set has a tumbler (6.5 cm tall) and a wide davara (9.5 cm across) for pouring and cooling. • Neem Wood Spice Spoons – Two 12.5 cm spoons for measuring coffee powder and sugar. • Madur Grass Coasters – Two 15 cm handwoven mats that sit under the davara sets. • Suprabhatam Gift Box – A rigid flip-top box with divided sections. Inside the lid is an illustrated story about morning ragas. • Printed Inserts – A brew guide, a "Journey of Coffee in India" card, Sanskrit shloka cards with English meanings, and small reflection cards. Why Choose This Brass Filter Coffee Gift Set • Everything Needed to Start – The recipient only needs coffee powder, milk and hot water. Nothing else to buy. • Serves Two – Two davara sets make it a good gift for couples or for sharing morning coffee with family. • Clear Instructions Included – The brew guide helps first-time users, including people from outside South India, get it right. • A Memorable Unboxing – The illustrated box and cards give the gift a story. That makes it stand out in a pile of Diwali hampers. • Right for Senior-Level Gifting – It is a full set in a proper box, suited to leaders, key clients and long-serving employees. Frequently Asked Questions • How do I make filter coffee in a brass filter? Put 2 to 3 spoons of filter coffee powder in the top chamber and press it lightly with the plunger disc. Pour in hot water, cover and wait 15 to 20 minutes for the decoction to drip down. Mix the decoction with hot milk and sugar to taste. • Which coffee powder works best? Use South Indian filter coffee powder, either pure coffee or a coffee-chicory blend. A medium grind works best. Very fine powder can block the holes in the filter. • Why is filter coffee served in a davara and tumbler? Pouring coffee between the davara and the tumbler cools it quickly and makes a light froth on top. The wide davara also lets you hold hot coffee without burning your fingers. • What does "Suprabhatam" mean? Suprabhatam means "good morning" in Sanskrit. It is also the name of hymns sung at dawn. The box theme links the gift to the calm start of the day. • What cards come inside the box? A step-by-step brew guide, a card on the history of coffee in India, a few Sanskrit shloka cards with English translations, and short reflection cards on values like compassion and hope. • Why are the spoons made of neem wood? Neem is a hard, close-grained wood that has long been used for kitchen tools in India. Wipe the spoons dry after use and they will last a long time.