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Brass Davara Set of 6 - South Indian Filter Coffee Tumblers

Brass Davara Set of 6 - South Indian Filter Coffee Tumblers

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A davara set - also spelled dabara - is the two-piece vessel South Indian filter coffee is served in: a tumbler for the coffee and a wide-lipped bowl to pour it back and forth until it froths and cools enough to drink. This is six of them in hand-engraved brass.

Product details

  • Set of 6 davara pairs (6 tumblers, 6 bowls)
  • Bowl: 3.2 in top diameter · 2.6 in base · 1.4 in high
  • Tumbler: 2.5 in top diameter · 1.4 in base · 2.6 in high
  • Capacity 150 ml per set
  • Material: brass
  • Finish: antique gold with hand-engraved elephant motif
  • Handcrafted in India

Why this one

  • Six pairs, not one. Filter coffee is a household ritual, not a solo one. A set of six serves a family and their guests without anyone waiting.
  • Brass rather than the usual stainless steel. Brass holds heat longer, which matters when the whole point is pouring the coffee between two vessels to cool it slowly.
  • Hand-engraved elephant border on every piece, done in India.
  • 150 ml per set - the correct size for filter kaapi, which is served short and strong rather than by the mug.

Where it works

A kitchen counter or dining table for everyday coffee, and a festive spread when guests are over. Also used as a serving set for tea and herbal drinks.

Gifting

A wedding or housewarming gift for a South Indian household, where the davara is assumed rather than aspirational. Also given to filter coffee drinkers who have only ever had it in steel.

Frequently asked questions

How do you actually use a davara?
Pour the hot coffee into the tumbler, then tip it into the wide bowl and back again, raising the tumbler as you pour. It aerates and cools the coffee and builds the froth. You drink from the tumbler, using the bowl to catch and cool.
Is brass safe for hot coffee?
Yes, brass has been used for Indian drinkware for centuries. Rinse and dry after each use rather than leaving coffee standing in it.
Can it go in the dishwasher?
No. Hand wash with a mild non-abrasive soap and dry immediately. Dishwasher detergent strips the finish.
Why 150 ml and not a mug size?
Filter kaapi is served short. A 150 ml davara is the standard South Indian serve - strong, hot and finished before it cools.
Will the finish change over time?
Brass darkens naturally. Polish it back with a standard brass cleaner if you prefer it bright, or leave it to deepen - both are normal and neither harms the piece.
How do I clean the engraving?
A soft brush and a dry cloth for daily care. Brass polish or a lemon-and-salt rub when it dulls - rinse and dry thoroughly afterwards, and keep polish off the inside.
What if it arrives damaged?
Shipping is insured. Photograph the damage, email contact@urliutsav.com, and we will replace it or make it right.
Can I return it?
Yes, within 30 days in original condition and packaging. Return shipping is arranged and paid by the customer, so please check the dimensions against your space first.

Shipping

Free insured shipping across the USA and Canada. Ships from San Ramon, California, usually within one business day. Brass is heavy and we pack it accordingly - if anything arrives damaged, send us a photo and we will resolve it.

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