A brass dessert stand at 10.5 x 15 inches, in the Rajwada style that takes its name from the palace architecture of Rajasthan. It raises mithai, cookies and desserts above the rest of the table, which is both the practical and the decorative point of a stand.

Key Features

• Premium brass construction with a rich finish
• Generous 10.5 x 15 inch display surface
• Rajwada styling inspired by Rajasthani palace design
• Raises desserts and mithai above the table
• Substantial weight that stays stable when loaded
• A statement piece for festive hosting

Product Details

• Material: Brass
• Type: Cookie and dessert stand
• Dimensions: 10.5 x 15 inches
• Style: Rajwada
• Handcrafted in: India

How to Use & Style It

• For mithai and dry fruits during Diwali
• As a dessert stand at a party or celebration
• For cookies and snacks on a tea table
• As a raised centrepiece between occasions
• As a wedding or festive gift

Care & Maintenance

• Wipe with a soft dry cloth after each use
• Clean with lemon and salt or a brass cleaner when it darkens
• Dry completely after washing
• Use a liner for acidic foods such as lemon or tamarind

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I serve food directly on brass?

For dry items - mithai, dry fruits, namkeen, cookies - yes. Avoid leaving acidic foods such as lemon, tamarind, curd or tomato chutney in direct contact with brass for long periods, since acid reacts with the metal. A liner or small bowl solves it.

Is it stable with a full load of mithai?

Brass carries real weight, which is what keeps a stand steady when guests reach across it. Place it on a flat part of the table rather than near the edge.

How do I clean brass when it darkens?

Brass develops a patina with time, which is normal. Lemon and salt, tamarind paste or a brass cleaner such as Pitambari brings the shine back - rinse thoroughly and dry completely, since moisture left on brass is what accelerates tarnishing.

What is the Rajwada style?

Rajwada refers to the palace architecture of Rajasthan, and the name is used for decor that borrows its proportions and detailing. Here it describes the ornate profile of the stand rather than a specific motif.

Does it work as a gift?

Serveware is among the more reliable Diwali, griha pravesh and wedding gifts - nothing to size, and it gets used rather than stored away.

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