Product details
The Brass Davara Tumbler Enamel Kolam Set is a single South Indian coffee cup set with a kolam design. It has one brass davara and one brass tumbler, both finished in deep red enamel with white kolam motifs and a wavy border. The inside and rims are plain brass. A neem wood spoon and a Madur grass coaster come with it.
It is packed in our Brahmamudi – The Unbroken Line gift box, which carries a kolam pattern on the front. So the box and the cups share the same design. It is a festive Diwali gift for one person, and a practical corporate gift when you need one for each person on your list.
Product Highlights
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Brass Davara Enamel Kolam – One davara, 9.9 cm wide and 4 cm tall, holding 150 ml and weighing 95 g.
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Brass Tumbler Enamel Kolam – One tumbler, 6.5 cm tall and 7 cm wide at the rim, holding 120 ml and weighing 65 g.
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Looped Kolam Motifs – Large white kolam designs on the sides, with a fine wavy line near the rim and the base.
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Deep Red Enamel – A glossy maroon finish on the outside, with bright brass showing at the rims.
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Neem Wood Spice Spoon and Madur Coaster – A 12.5 cm neem spoon and a 15 cm handwoven grass coaster.
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Brahmamudi Gift Box – A compact red box with a white dotted kolam on the front, matching the cups.
Why Choose This Brass Davara Tumbler Enamel Kolam Gift Set
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Box and Cups Match – The kolam on the box is repeated on the cups, so the gift looks planned from the outside in.
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A Design Rooted in South Indian Mornings – Kolam and filter coffee are both part of the start of the day in many homes.
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Right for One Recipient – A single cup set suits individual employees, guests or clients.
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Strong Colour, Easy to Spot – The red and white stands out among plain brass and steel cups on a kitchen shelf.
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Fits Festival Seasons Beyond Diwali – It also works for Pongal, Sankranti and Margazhi, when kolams are drawn every day.
Frequently Asked Questions
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How is this different from the Kolam Davara Tumbler Set of 2?
That set has two davara tumblers, two spoons and two coasters in the Suprabhatam box. This set has one of each, packed in the smaller Brahmamudi box.
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Why does the kolam on the cups match the box?
The Brahmamudi box shows a kolam drawn around a grid of dots. The cups carry kolam motifs in the same style, so the box and the gift inside look like one set.
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Should I choose the Kolam or the Elephant single set?
Both come in the Brahmamudi box. Choose Kolam for a bold red and white South Indian look. Choose Elephant for a lighter cream base with flowers and elephants.
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Is it a good gift for Pongal or Sankranti?
Yes. Kolams are a big part of Pongal and Sankranti, so a kolam coffee set is a natural gift for these festivals as well as for Diwali.
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Can I store the tumbler inside the davara?
Yes. Place a soft cloth or tissue between them so the enamel doesn't rub against the brass rim and get scratched.
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Can children use these cups?
Yes. The cups are brass, so they won't break if dropped. The small tumbler is a good size for a child's glass of milk.