The Brass Warli Art Sweet Box Set is a Diwali dry fruit gift box. It has a round brass box with a Warli art lid, filled with almonds, cashews and walnuts. The set also includes a small brass spoon and a few Sanskrit shloka cards. Everything comes packed in our Suprabhatam – Raaga of the Dawn gift box.

The nuts come in two gold organza pouches that sit inside the brass box. Once they are eaten, the box stays in use for sweets, dry fruits or mukhwas (mouth freshener).

We made this set for people who want to give the usual Diwali dry fruits in something that lasts. It suits family gifting and corporate gifting for employees and clients.

Product Highlights

• Brass Box Warli Art – Medium – A round brass box, 18 cm / 7.1 in wide and 7 cm / 2.8 in tall, with a brushed finish and the Zishta mark on the side.
• Warli Art Lid – Rings of red and orange Warli figures dancing, farming and carrying water, around a flower pattern in the center.
• Brass Knob on the Lid – A small raised knob in the middle makes the lid easy to lift.
• Almonds, Cashews and Walnuts – Packed in sealed bags inside two gold organza pouches.
• Brass Spoon – A small serving spoon with a decorated handle, for scooping out dry fruits or sweets.
• Suprabhatam Gift Box and Shloka Cards – A maroon flip-top box with an illustrated story about morning ragas, plus Sanskrit shlokas with English meanings.

Why Choose This Brass Warli Art Sweet Box Gift Set

• Dry Fruits, Upgraded – Dry fruits are the most common Diwali gift. This version comes in a brass box people keep for years.
• The Box Outlasts the Nuts – After the festival, it becomes a sweet box, mukhwas box or dry fruit container on the dining table.
• A Folk Art Everyone Recognises – Warli figures are simple and well known, so the lid looks festive without being loud.
• Easy Choice for Large Teams – Nearly everyone eats dry fruits, so one gift works across ages, regions and roles.
• Looks Complete When Opened – Brass box, gold pouches and a spoon make a full gift. There's no need to add anything.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How is this different from the Warli Art Brass Round Storage Box Gift Set?
   Both use the same Warli art brass box. That set comes with haldi-kumkum and a brass diya for puja and weddings. This one comes with dry fruits and a spoon, packed in the Suprabhatam gift box.
2. What is Warli (Warli) art?
   Warli is a folk painting style of the Warli tribe from Maharashtra. It uses circles, triangles and lines to show village life, farming and dance. The ring of figures holding hands is based on the tarpa dance.
3. Which nuts are included?
   The set includes almonds, cashews and walnuts, packed in sealed pouches.
4. What can I keep in the box after the dry fruits are finished?
   It works well for sweets like laddoos and barfi, mukhwas, dates or dry fruits. Many people also use it to keep small items on a dressing table.
5. Is the box food-safe for sweets?
   Yes, for dry sweets and nuts. Keep moist or syrupy sweets in a separate container inside the box, and wipe the box dry after use.