Kansa or Kansya, as written in many books gives a sharp sound, is soft, smooth to touch and clear from impurities. This is also good for cooking due to its therapeutic quality (galib, Barve et el, 2011.). The formulations of bronze of ‘Pittala’ are beneficial in diseases. The Thatheras are well versed in this knowledge and let us know if asked. -- Kansa also called bell metal in english is one of the best metals to eat food from, its an alloy of tin and copper, both metals being considerably good for health. There are certain ways to test the authenticity of the metal, eg. it a breakable metal and if beaten with another metal/ material acts as a singing bowl. The design of this kansa plate is really unique and is rarely available in the market. It adds health to you lifestyle and elegance to your tableware. The handcrafted beauty is one of the kind and difficult to find. Description of all Pcs Kansa Plate (1pc) Size in inches (lxbxh): 11 x 11 x 1 Weight :1.85 lbs Finish: Golden Finish with lines (73% copper 27% tin roughly) Note: Any variation in weight & size are the characteristic of handcrafted products. Kansa Bowl (2 pcs) Size in inches (lxbxh): 3.75 x 3.75 x 1.25 Weight : 0.39lbs Finish: Golden Finish with lines (73% copper 27% tin roughly) Note: Any variation in weight & size are the characteristic of handcrafted products. Kansa Glass Capacity: 8.54 oz Size in inches (lxbxh) : 3.35 x 3.25 x 5 Weight: 0.44lbs Finish: Golden Finish (73% copper 27% tin roughly) Note: Any variation in weight & size are the characteristic of handcrafted products. Brass Spoon Weight: 0.11-0.13 lbs Size : Std. 7" Finish: Golden Finish with lines (73% copper 27% tin roughly) Note: Any variation in weight & size are the characteristic of sand casted products. FAQs What is the ratio of metal? P-Tal usually believes in relying on artisan knowledge for making kansa alloy. It generally comprises of 27% tin and 73% copper What is Kansa? Kansa is an Alloy (metal) that has presence of tin it and hence you do not require tin coating or kalai How can metal have cracks? Kansa is an alloy of tin & copper and hence is brittle in nature. Did you know/Interesting Facts? 1. Kansa is one of the best metals to eat food from.2. It does not require any major cleaning efforts, Instead the color of kansa enhances with every wash.3. You may find different colours of Kansa/Bronze in the market, since there is no Standard procedure of making it. Higher the consistency of tin more whitish tone would be visible in it