FAQs
Kansa, also known as bell metal, is a traditional Indian alloy of copper and tin. Ours is 78% copper and 22% tin, handmade in India. It has been part of Indian homes and Ayurvedic tradition for centuries.
Yes. Our kansa is lead-free and made for everyday eating and drinking. In Ayurvedic tradition, kansa has long been used for meals and water. Wash it by hand and dry it after each use.
Tarnishing is a natural effect of oxidation and an indicator of genuine, untreated metal. You can restore the shine using a gentle metal polish, but many appreciate the evolving patina as part of its beauty.
No. Kansa should be hand-washed with mild soap and a soft cloth. Avoid using dishwashers, abrasives, or harsh chemicals to maintain its integrity.
Kansa has a soft, warm glow that deepens with use. With simple care it lasts for generations, and because every piece is shaped and finished by hand, choosing it helps keep a centuries-old craft alive.






