The Brass 7 Cup Dry Fruit Dabba is a large brass dry fruit gift box with seven separate bowls inside. It is a round, hammered brass dabba with a fitted lid, filled with pouches of dry fruits such as cashews, pistachios, almonds and dried figs. A small brass spoon and a few Sanskrit shloka cards come with it. Everything is packed in our Suprabhatam – Raaga of the Dawn gift box.

The seven bowls sit in a ring, six around one in the middle, so each dry fruit has its own place. This is the largest dry fruit gift in our Suprabhatam range. It suits family gifting, senior-level corporate gifting and gifts for important clients.

Product Highlights

• Brass Masala Box Form – A round brass dabba, 20 cm / 7.9 in wide and 7.5 cm / 3 in tall, weighing 1 kg / 2.2 lb.
• Seven Loose Brass Bowls – Six bowls in a ring around one in the center, all with a brushed finish.
• Hammered Body and Lid Rim – A dimpled hammered surface around the outside, with a smooth center panel on the lid.
• Brass Knob and Embossed Lid – A round knob for lifting, and the Zishta mark on the lid.
• Assorted Dry Fruits – Packed in sealed bags inside gold organza pouches, one pouch per bowl.
• Brass Spoon and Shloka Cards – A small serving spoon with a decorated handle, plus Sanskrit verse cards with English meanings.

Why Choose This Brass 7 Cup Dry Fruit Dabba Gift Set

• A Full Dry Fruit Platter in One Box – Seven bowls let you serve several dry fruits at once when guests visit during Diwali.
• Suited to Senior Leaders and Key Clients – The size and weight of solid brass make it a gift that feels substantial.
• Two Uses Over the Years – It serves dry fruits during festivals and can become a masala dabba in the kitchen later.
• Keeps Everything Separate – No mixing of nuts and dried fruit, so each keeps its own taste and texture.
• Works as a Table Centerpiece – With the lid off, the ring of brass bowls looks neat on a dining or coffee table.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Why does the dabba have seven bowls?
   Seven bowls let you keep a full Diwali dry fruit mix apart, such as almonds, cashews, pistachios, walnuts, raisins, figs and dates.
2. Can the bowls be taken out?
   Yes. The bowls are loose, so you can lift one out to pass around or refill, and wash each bowl on its own.
3. Can I use it as a masala dabba later?
   Yes. It has the same seven-bowl form as a traditional Indian spice box. Wash and dry it fully before switching from dry fruits to spices.
4. Is the lid airtight?
   No. The lid fits closely and keeps out dust, but it is not airtight. For longer storage, keep the dry fruits in their sealed bags inside the bowls.
5. Which Suprabhatam dry fruit gift should I choose?
   Choose the Nuts Container Set for two small jars, the Warli Art Box for one decorated box, and this 7 Cup Dabba for the largest set with seven separate bowls.
6. Is 1 kg / 2.2 lb too heavy to ship in bulk?
   No. It is packed with paper cushioning inside a rigid flip-top box, and brass doesn't break. It ships safely, even in large corporate orders.