Brass Ganesha Dibbi - Set of 4 | Navratri Gifting

About the Product

Brass Ganesha Dibbi – Set of 4 is a group of four flat, round brass boxes, each with a raised Lord Ganesha figure embossed on the lid and a ridged rim running around the edge. They are handcrafted and can be used to store sindoor, kumkum, coins, or small trinkets, with the Ganesha motif giving each piece a purpose beyond just storage. Their low, disc-like shape and auspicious design make them suitable for daily use at home and easy to hand out as a festival return gift for Navratri, Diwali, weddings, and other Indian celebrations.

Product Highlights

• Embossed Ganesha Lid - Each lid carries a raised Lord Ganesha figure at the centre, framed by a plain outer border.
• Flat, Disc-Like Shape - A low, round profile with a ridged rim, different from taller or bulb-shaped dibbi designs.
• Solid Brass Build - Made from brass, the metal traditionally used for pooja and keepsake boxes in Indian households.
• Set of 4 Matching Pieces - Comes as four identical dibbis, useful for gifting to multiple guests or for placing at more than one spot at home.
• Multi-Use Storage - Suited for sindoor, kumkum, coins, or small trinkets, not limited to a single specific use.
• Compact Size - Measures about 5 cm in diameter and 3 cm in height, with each piece weighing close to 20 grams, small enough for a pooja shelf, drawer, or travel pouch.

Why Choose Zishta Brass Ganesha Dibbi – Set of 4?

• Carries Ganesha Symbolism - The embossed Ganesha figure marks it as an auspicious piece, unlike a plain unmarked dibbi.
• A Flatter, Wider Design - Its low disc shape sets it apart from our taller sindhoor and kumkum dibbi styles, giving it a different look and feel on a shelf.
• Useful Beyond Sindoor Storage - Works equally well for coins, small trinkets, or other keepsakes, giving it more everyday use than a single-purpose box.
• Ready as a Set of Four - No need to order separately when gifting several guests or family members.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is a Ganesha dibbi typically used for?
   It is commonly used to store sindoor or kumkum, and its flat shape also makes it suitable for holding coins or small trinkets.
2. Why does the lid have a Ganesha figure instead of a plain design?
   The embossed Ganesha figure is meant to give the piece an auspicious quality, commonly favoured for items kept in the pooja area or given as gifts.
3. How is the shape of this dibbi different from your other sindhoor or kumkum dibbi sets?
   This one has a flat, wide, disc-like shape with a ridged rim, unlike the taller or bulb-shaped designs in our other dibbi sets.
4. Can this be used for something other than sindoor or kumkum?
   Yes. Its size and shape also make it suitable for holding coins, small trinkets, or other keepsakes.
5. How many boxes come in this set, and do all the lids look the same?
   The set includes four dibbis, each with its own lid carrying the same embossed Ganesha design.