Handcrafted Pure Brass Soup Ladle with Wooden Handle – Deep Curry Karchi & Serving Spoon

Traditional Warmth & Everyday Utility
Elevate your kitchen rituals with our Handcrafted Pure Brass Soup Ladle with Wooden Handle. Forged from solid brass with a brilliant mirror-gold polish, this deep-cupped karchi is designed for both everyday meal preparation and elegant tableside service.

The rounded hemispherical scoop allows you to stir and pour rich gravies, aromatic dals, broths, and sambar smoothly without splashing. The handcrafted turned wood handle provides an insulated, non-slip grip that stays cool during stove-top cooking.
Key Highlights:
Generously Deep Bowl: Deep, circular scoop engineered to hold and portion generous servings of hot soups, rasam, kheer, and gravies cleanly .

Cool-Touch Turned Wood Grip: Ergonomically carved natural wood handle insulates hands from heat transfer.

Integrated Brass Hanging Ring: Features a solid brass loop finial at the base of the handle for easy display on kitchen rail racks and hooks.

Extended Reach: Long shaft keeps your hands at a safe distance from boiling pots and steam.

Solid Brass Craftsmanship: Heavy-gauge construction that will not bend, warp, or crack, acquiring an authentic vintage patina over time .

Ideal For:
Stirring and serving home-cooked dals, sambars, stews, and soups.

Tableside service for family feasts, weddings, and festive banquets .

A thoughtful housewarming or culinary gift for lovers of traditional kitchenware.

Product Specifications:
Material: 100% Solid Brass with Natural Hardwood Handle .
Finish: High-Gloss Mirror Polish .
Total Length: Approx. 13.5 – 14.5 inches (34–37 cm) .

Bowl Diameter: Approx. 3.25 – 3.75 inches (8–9.5 cm) .
Weight: Approx. 180 – 220 gm.
Care & Cleaning Instructions:
Hand wash only with warm water and a mild dishwashing liquid using a soft microfiber sponge.

Do not place in a dishwasher to protect both the mirror brass finish and the natural wood handle.

Wipe completely dry with a soft cloth immediately after washing to avoid watermarks.

Do not submerge or leave the wooden handle soaking in standing water.

To restore its original mirror shine, polish gently with Pitambari powder or a paste of lemon and salt.