Product details
The Brass Nuts Container Set is a Diwali dry fruit gift in two small brass jars. Each semi-hammered brass container comes filled with almonds and cashews, and each has its own neem wood scoop. The set also includes a few Sanskrit shloka cards and is packed in our Suprabhatam – Raaga of the Dawn gift box.
The containers are 8.7 cm tall and hold 220 ml each. They are small enough for a desk or a dining table and big enough for a daily handful of nuts.
We made this set for people who want to give dry fruits in something useful. It suits family gifting and corporate gifting for employees and clients.
Product Highlights
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Brass Storage Container Semi Hammered – Extra Small – Two containers, each 8.7 cm tall and 6.8 cm wide, holding 220 ml.
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Smooth Band, Hammered Base – Each container has a polished top band with a small stamped motif and a hand-hammered lower half.
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Hammered Brass Lids – Flat lids with a dimpled surface and an embossed Kansa & Clay Heritage Kitchen mark.
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Filled with Almonds and Cashews – Both containers arrive filled, ready to open and share.
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Two Neem Wood Scoops – Short, broad wooden scoops for serving nuts without using your hands.
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Suprabhatam Gift Box and Shloka Cards – A maroon flip-top box with paper cushioning, an illustrated raga story on the lid, and Sanskrit verse cards with English meanings.
Why Choose This Brass Nuts Container Gift Set
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A Snack Jar for the Desk – The small size fits next to a laptop, so employees can keep healthy snacks within reach at work.
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Two Jars, Two Uses – One can hold nuts and the other raisins, dates or mukhwas once the first filling is finished.
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Lighter Than a Large Dabba – Each container weighs only 0.18 kg, which keeps shipping simple for large orders.
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Brass Keeps Its Place in the Kitchen – Unlike cardboard dry fruit boxes, these containers stay in use long after Diwali.
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Looks Festive Without Extra Decoration – Polished brass and the maroon box feel right for the season on their own.
Frequently Asked Questions
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How is this different from the Worli Art Brass Dry Fruit Box?
The Worli set is a single round box with a painted folk-art lid and nuts in gold pouches. This set has two small hammered brass jars with nuts inside, plus two neem scoops.
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How is this different from the Brass Coffee Tea Storage Set?
That set has two larger containers (620 ml each) and comes empty, for coffee and tea. This set has two smaller 220 ml containers that come filled with nuts.
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Do the containers need a kalai (tin) lining to store nuts?
No. Whole nuts and other raw, dry ingredients can be stored in brass without kalai. Use a lined container for cooked food or ground powders.
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How do I keep the nuts fresh after opening?
Keep the lid on and store the containers in a cool, dry place away from sunlight. Finish the nuts within a few weeks of opening for the best taste.
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Can I stack the two containers?
Yes. The lids are flat, so one container can sit on top of the other on a shelf or in a cupboard.
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Are the containers suitable for an office desk?
Yes. At 8.7 cm tall, they take up very little space. The lid keeps dust out, so it works well as a snack jar at work.