Brass Mukhwas Set - A multipurpose decorative serving tray - 4 Compartment with Tray

For centuries, the ritual of offering mukhwas or supari has been a symbol of warmth and welcome in Indian culture—served after meals to aid digestion, sweeten the breath, and mark celebrations big and small. Brass boxes like these graced wedding feasts and festival spreads, often presented to honored guests as a gesture of respect and care. Every time the lid opens, the mingled scents awaken nostalgia for times when grandparents would gather loved ones to share not just food, but stories and laughter.

Product Details

• Material - Brass, Copper and Steel
• Dimensions - 
• Design - Handmade
• Made In India
• What comes in the box - a brass tray and 4 brass compartment embellished with beautiful handpasted brass copper and steel tiles.

Features and Uses 

• Keeps mukhwas, saunf, cardamom, and mishri fresh and organized, inviting healthy after-meal habits.
• Enhances the table’s visual appeal with its multicolored, handcrafted design—just the right mix of old-world charm and modern finesse.
• A sustainable, meaningful gift option—crafted not only for delight, but with respect for the planet and the culture.

Care & Keeping the Tradition Alive

Like the traditions it represents, this box asks for gentle care:

• Wipe with a soft cloth; avoid water, harsh cleaners, and abrasive pads.
• Store dry, away from humidity, to keep its luster alive for years to come.
• Do not store pickles or acidic things that can react with brass material.
• Compartment sizes are small making it suitable for mukhwas. 

The Artisan’s Touch

This supari box is more than a decorative centerpiece. Its intricate, hand-engraved patterns and rare blend of 3 metals - brass, copper, and steel make each creation unique, alive with the subtle marks of its maker. Local artisans pour generations of expertise into every curve and motif, infusing the box with both elegance and the durability to become an heirloom. Compact, lightweight, and easy to pass around, its four compartments become a canvas for playful color, flavor, and tradition at the dining table.