Kanha bhog thali with one glass, 2 katori and 1 spoon pooja accessories made of pure brass

A traditional Indian brass thali (plate) used for serving food and pooja (worship) accessories. A typical thali set  including a plate (thali), one or more small bowls (katori), a spoon (chamach), and sometimes a glass (glass).

The Kanha Bhog Thali is a popular style of brass thali that is often used for serving food as part of religious ceremonies, such as in temples or during puja at home. The thali and katoris are typically decorated with intricate designs and patterns, and the set is made of pure brass for durability and longevity.

In addition to being used for serving food, the thali set can also be used for pooja or worship purposes, such as offering prasad (offering to the deity) or lighting a diya (lamp).

It’s important to note that brass thali sets should be cleaned and maintained properly to keep them in good condition. They can be washed with warm soapy water and dried thoroughly after use to prevent tarnishing. It’s also a good idea to polish the set with a brass polish every so often to keep it looking shiny and new.