Brass and copper utensils | Usage in old times | Nostalgia | Bartan our Bhaande

Some stories are unknown and some we have heard over and over again, only the language or person telling changes!
Back in time, people used to clean these brass and copper utensils with Raakh (ashes) is one of the most common stories that we have heard, what’s strange is that these utensils ring a bell of old memories in all parts of the country!
Kansa Channas which we launched when we started back in 2017, had an interesting story. Our artisans were sure for them to sell but all channas that came were refurbished antiques and to match sizes of them was close to impossible because kansa is a very difficult metal to work with. To make new pieces of these was impossible hence we had to discontinue them but our Thatheras were correct, the product was a huge hit though.
In this video campaign, we capture how people love utensils because they are born with love for them. Love for utensils after a certain age emerges from a fact that, if we like food then how our kitchen looks or how our food is served starts playing importance!

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Thats our Virsa, our ancient past. Thank you P- Tal for reviving our beautiful lifestyle back ❤️