Copper Mart

Artisanal Brass Saucepan – Heavy-Gauge Heritage Cookware

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$79.00 $89.00
Material Brass
Capacity 27 fl oz (800 ml) (~3 cups)
Dimensions (L x B x H): 11.4 x 6.3 x 3.1 inches (29 x 16 x 8 cm)
Lab-Verified 99.59% Pure Copper · Lead: 0.010% · Cadmium: None Detected
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Peer-reviewed food safety — see the research
No PTFE · No PFOA · Zero Toxic Coatings
Handcrafted by Master Artisans — Since 1997
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Product Details

Description

Compare Non-Toxic Saucepans

Caraway saucepan: $95 · Copper saucepan (Sertodo): from $334 · Brass Saucepan (Copper Mart): from $69

Brass offers 7× better heat conductivity than stainless steel. Unlike Caraway's 2-5 year ceramic coating, tin lining is renewable and lasts the life of the pot.

Heavy-gauge brass cookware built for serious cooking. This artisanal brass saucepan is hand-hammered from a single sheet of pure brass by master craftsmen in Jodhpur, India. Tin-lined interior for food-safe cooking. Ideal for simmering sauces, heating milk, making chai, or preparing Ayurvedic concoctions on the stovetop.

Why Cook in Brass?

Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc — two essential trace minerals. It conducts heat more evenly than stainless steel, eliminating the hot spots that cause sauces to scorch. The heavy-gauge construction distributes heat uniformly across the entire cooking surface and retains it longer, so your food stays warm even after you remove it from the flame. Indian households have cooked in brass (pital) for centuries — it's the original non-toxic cookware.

What Makes This Different

Most saucepans sold today are thin stainless steel or aluminum with non-stick coatings that degrade over time, releasing microplastics and chemicals into your food. This saucepan is solid brass with a food-grade tin lining (kalai) — the same lining method used in professional French copper cookware. No PTFE, no PFOA, no ceramic coatings. When the tin wears after years of use, it can be re-applied — extending the pan's life indefinitely.

Product Specifications

  • Material: Pure brass body, food-grade tin lining, brass handle
  • Construction: Hand-hammered heavy-gauge brass — no joints, no welds
  • Interior: Tin-lined (kalai) for food safety
  • Heat source: Gas, electric, ceramic stovetop (not induction compatible)
  • Coating: None. Zero PTFE, zero PFOA, zero synthetic materials
  • Made in: Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India by Manish Metals (est. 1997)
  • Care: Hand wash. Polish exterior with lemon and salt. Re-tin when lining wears.

Best For

  • Simmering sauces, gravies, and reductions
  • Heating milk, making chai, or preparing Ayurvedic kadha
  • Cooking dal, soups, and one-pot meals
  • Anyone replacing non-stick cookware for health reasons
  • Heritage kitchen enthusiasts who value traditional craftsmanship

Saucepan Material Comparison

Material Toxic Coatings Heat Distribution Lifespan Price Range
Pure Brass (this pan) None Excellent Lifetime+ $48
Stainless Steel None Poor (hot spots) 10-20 years $30-100
Aluminum (Non-stick) PTFE/PFOA Good 2-5 years $15-50
Ceramic Coated Binding agents Moderate 1-3 years $25-70
Cast Iron None Good (slow) Lifetime $25-80

Shipping & Guarantee

Free shipping to the United States. Estimated delivery: 7-10 business days. 5% off your first order — applied automatically at checkout. 7-day manufacturing defect guarantee — if your saucepan arrives with any defect, we'll replace it at no cost. No return shipment required.


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Key Features
  • Superior heat conductivity for even cooking results
  • Antimicrobial brass construction ensures food safety
  • Handcrafted with traditional techniques and modern precision
  • Ergonomic handle for comfortable and safe use
  • Versatile for various cooking techniques and cuisines
  • Adds beneficial minerals while preserving authentic flavors

Health Benefits & Usage
  • Sauce and gravy preparation
  • Delicate dish cooking requiring temperature control
  • Traditional Indian cooking techniques
  • Professional restaurant kitchens
  • Culinary education and cooking classes
  • International cuisine preparation
  • Heritage cookware collections
  • Gourmet cooking enthusiasts
Is brass cookware safe for everyday cooking?
Yes. With a tin lining (kalai), brass cookware is completely food-safe. The tin prevents direct contact between brass and food. This method has been used in Indian and Middle Eastern cooking for centuries.
Does brass cookware work on induction?
No. Brass is not magnetic. It works on gas, electric, and ceramic stovetops.
How do I maintain the tin lining?
Use wooden or silicone utensils to avoid scratching. Do not overheat the pan empty. The tin lining lasts 5-10 years with normal use and can be re-tinned when needed.
Will the outside tarnish?
Yes, brass naturally develops a patina over time. This does not affect cooking performance. Polish with lemon and salt to restore shine.
What is the difference between brass and copper cookware?
Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc — it is more durable and retains heat longer. Copper is a pure metal — it conducts heat faster and responds to temperature changes more quickly. Both are excellent for cooking.