Brass Davara Tumbler Enamel Kolam Set of 2 in Gift Box

The Brass Davara Tumbler Enamel Kolam Set of 2 is a boxed gift set of two South Indian coffee cups. Each set has a brass davara and a brass tumbler. The outside is finished in deep red enamel with white kolam patterns, and the inside is plain brass. The gift also includes two neem wood spoons and two Madur grass coasters. Everything comes packed in our Suprabhatam – Raaga of the Dawn gift box. We made this set for people who drink filter coffee or tea every day and would like a pair of cups that feels festive. It suits Diwali gifting and corporate gifting for employees and clients across India. Product Highlights • Red Enamel with White Kolam – Each piece has looped kolam motifs and a dotted wave border on a glossy red base. • Brass Davara Enamel Kolam – 9.9 cm wide and 4 cm tall, holding 150 ml. The wide rim makes pouring easy. • Brass Tumbler Enamel Kolam – 7 cm wide and 6.5 cm tall, holding 120 ml. That's one standard serving of South Indian coffee. • Brass Inside, Colour Outside – The rims and the inside of every piece are bare brass. • Neem Wood Spoons and Madur Coasters – Two 12.5 cm spoons for stirring and two 15 cm handwoven coasters. • Suprabhatam Gift Box – A maroon flip-top box with two sections. Inside the lid is an illustrated story about morning ragas. Why Choose This Enamel Kolam Brass Davara Tumbler Gift Set • Works with Any Coffee Maker – Filter, French press or instant coffee all taste right in a davara tumbler. The recipient doesn't need special equipment. • A Good Add-On for Filter Owners – Many South Indian homes already have a coffee filter. This gives them a festive serving set to go with it. • Kolam Feels Like Home – Kolam is drawn at doorways across South India to welcome the day. It's a design people recognise and like. • Colour That Suits Diwali – The red and white stand out from plain brass and fit the festive mood. • Easier on a Gifting Budget – It costs less than a full filter coffee set, so it works for larger employee lists without looking basic. Frequently Asked Questions • What is a kolam? A kolam is a line pattern drawn with rice flour at the entrance of homes in South India, usually every morning. The looped design on this set is based on sikku (chikku) kolam, where lines curve around a grid of dots. • How much coffee does each tumbler hold? Each tumbler holds about 120 ml and each davara about 150 ml. That is the usual serving size for filter coffee in South Indian homes. • Do I need a coffee filter to use this set? No. You can serve coffee made any way, as well as tea, hot milk or badam milk. If you want a brass filter too, look at our Brass Filter Coffee Set. • Can the davara and tumbler go on the stove or in the microwave? No. They are only for serving. Heat your coffee or milk in a separate vessel first, then pour it in. • Is this a good gift for someone outside South India? Yes. The davara tumbler is now popular across India, and the colours make the set feel festive to anyone. It's a practical Diwali gift for teams spread across different cities.