Additional Info

SPECIFICATIONS-

·       Material: The base material is typically an alloy of copper, zinc, and nickel, commonly referred to as "German silver," which has a silver-like appearance but contains no actual silver. It is then coated with a layer of pure silver plating (sometimes stated as 999 or 92.5% purity).

·       Design: The set features intricate, traditional Indian designs, including floral and paisley motifs, which are often embossed or etched onto the surface. The thali (plate) usually has a decorative, often scalloped, rim.

·       Set Components: A typical set like the one pictured includes a main round plate (thali), a small glass or vessel (kalash), bowls (katoris), a spoon, a bell (ghanti), and stands for incense (agarbatti) or a diya (oil lamp).

·       Finish: The items usually have a glossy or polished finish to enhance their aesthetic appeal. A clear lacquer coating might be applied for durability and tarnish resistance.

·       Dimensions & Weight: Sizes vary, but a common plate diameter is around 8 to 12 inches. A full set can weigh approximately 380 grams to over 1 kg, depending on the number and size of items and the base metal used.

·       Usage: It is primarily used for performing daily prayers (pooja), offering prasad, and during major festivals. It is also a very popular and elegant option for gifting on auspicious occasions.