A refined example of Indian dining heritage, this Brass Chapati Box combines practicality with cultural significance. Handcrafted from solid brass, the round container was traditionally used to keep chapatis (flatbreads) warm and fresh during meals. Each box has a fitted lid—often adorned with a small floral or geometric motif—and a latch to secure the contents. With age the brass develops a distinctive patina, giving every piece individual character. Its weight and robust construction reflect the long-lasting quality of traditional Indian metalwork, intended for use across generations.
Today the box remains versatile: suitable for storing bread, biscuits, or repurposed as a decorative container for keepsakes, jewellery or small items. Its classic form makes it an attractive accent on dining tables, shelves or sideboards.
Age: Vintage
Dimensions (approx.): 24 cm L x 24 cm W x 15 cm H (sizes may vary)
Colour/Hue: Brass gold or patinated finish
Material: Brass Care: Wipe with a dry cloth
Original use: Storing chapati bread
Origin: Rajasthan, India
A refined example of Indian dining heritage, this Brass Chapati Box combines practicality with cultural significance. Handcrafted from solid brass, the round container was traditionally used to keep chapatis (flatbreads) warm and fresh during meals. Each box has a fitted lid—often adorned with a small floral or geometric motif—and a latch to secure the contents. With age the brass develops a distinctive patina, giving every piece individual character. Its weight and robust construction reflect the long-lasting quality of traditional Indian metalwork, intended for use across generations.
Today the box remains versatile: suitable for storing bread, biscuits, or repurposed as a decorative container for keepsakes, jewellery or small items. Its classic form makes it an attractive accent on dining tables, shelves or sideboards.
Age: Vintage
Dimensions (approx.): 24 cm L x 24 cm W x 15 cm H (sizes may vary)
Colour/Hue: Brass gold or patinated finish
Material: Brass Care: Wipe with a dry cloth
Original use: Storing chapati bread
Origin: Rajasthan, India