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SokkaTableWare · Filter Coffee Glass & Dabaras · Harappan · South Indian Coffee Ritual · FDA-Certified Kansa

SokkaTableWare · Filter Coffee Glass & Dabaras · Harappan · South Indian Coffee Ritual · FDA-Certified Kansa

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A refined tribute to the traditional South Indian filter coffee ritual, reimagined in Kansa. Crafted from FDA Certified Kansa with a distinctive blackened exterior, this set brings the warmth of bell metal and the drama of contrasting finishes to a cherished everyday ritual.

Traditionally valued in Indian wellness practices, Kansa brings a mindful dimension to the coffee experience, reflecting the long-standing connection between natural materials, food, and wellbeing. 

A beautiful choice for coffee lovers and those who appreciate Indian craftsmanship, cultural heritage, and considered everyday objects.

Quantity
Time from Order to Shipment

14 to 16 days

Materials
FDA Certified Kansa
Color
Bronze with black base
Dimensions
Weight (Grams): (160)(175), Volume (ml): (180)(180), Diameter (cm): (7.5)(90), Length (cm): (7.5)(90), Width (cm): (7.5)(90), Height (cm): 5.5
Care Instructions
Designed for traditional hand-washed care. Crafted from pure Kansa, this piece is best enjoyed with gentle hand washing and is not intended for use in microwaves or dishwashers, preserving its natural integrity and finish. Pitambari powder is recommended for periodic cleaning to restore and enhance the natural shine of Kansa. Use of scrubbers or abrasive cleaners would be damaging to the finish of the product.

Sokka TableWare is a modern luxury tableware brand founded by interior designer Sravanya Pittie, creating statement pieces designed to bring expressive style to the table. Its collections include hand-painted dinnerware and Kansa pieces, with each item imagined for purposeful, memorable settings.

The classic glass and dabara pairing is designed for serving filter coffee in the time-honoured South Indian tradition, while adding a refined touch to the ritual.