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Brass Spoons, Pooja Spoons and Achmani (Chammach)

pital ka chammach · achmani · pooja spoon · copper achmani · steel spoon

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About this collection

This page holds 24 spoons from ₹80, in sizes up to 6 inch, with weights from 10 g to 880 g. The metals are mixed, so read the listing: 10 are stainless steel, 6 are pure brass, 5 are copper, and there is one each in aluminium, silver plated brass and wood.

There are two kinds of buyer here. For the table, the steel spoons come in baby, tea and dessert gauges, and the brass spoons suit a brass or kansa thali. For the mandir, the copper achmani is the small spoon used to offer water and give charanamrit. It is listed in several sizes, including 4 and 4.5 inch. Half the pieces on this page cost around ₹110 or less, so this is an easy add-on to a thali or pooja set order. The few costly listings, up to ₹5,035, are heavier pieces or sets.

Keep the metals to their jobs. Copper and brass spoons are fine for water, ghee and dry offerings, but do not leave them standing in curd, pickle or anything sour. Wash and dry them the same day so they do not spot.

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Good to know

What is an achmani?
It is the small pooja spoon used to offer water during achaman and to give charanamrit. The 5 achmani on this page are copper.
Are these spoons pure brass?
6 of the 24 are pure brass. 10 are stainless steel, 5 are copper, and one each is aluminium, silver plated and wood.
What does a brass spoon cost?
Prices start at ₹80 and half the range is around ₹110 or less. A few heavier pieces go up to ₹5,035.
Can I eat with a brass spoon every day?
Yes for regular food. Do not leave a brass or copper spoon sitting in curd, pickle or other sour food.
How do I clean a copper achmani?
Rub with lemon and salt or tamarind, rinse and dry at once. Copper darkens quickly if left wet.