Brass Decor Pieces To Add Earthiness & Warmth To Your Home

The most common way to add elements to your decor is by sprucing up your empty walls. One way is by having brass wall hangings and accents that would contribute a metallic, rustic charm to your home. Lord Ganesha symbolises good beginnings, wisdom, and prosperity, which makes total sense to add when the festivities are about to begin. 

The simplest way to add brass to your space is by adding brass finished lights that won't just make your homes look vintage but also throw in some brightness. If you're all about shopping for something different and collecting unique items then you must check out CasaGold's collection. For something familiar, Homesake has so so many options!

While one might not be a fan of artefacts or centre pieces taking up space on the table, they're great for infusing a touch of gold and a luxe feel. We highly suggest this brass and glass box that is multi-functional as it can store candies or dry fruits for when the guests turn up unannounced, while also serving as a table centre piece. If this is not your vibe, then you can always add this beautiful set of four coasters.

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Truth be told, we love plants, ideally fresh but artificial ones aren't all bad either. They add a fresh colourful texture to one's home and don't take up much space either. You could have them on a side table and they'd instantly grab eyeballs. Further, you can shop a vase or a planter according to the aesthetic of your home—contemporary or traditional, compact or sizeable but, coupled with brass, the overall effect is just beautiful.

Be it for family functions, candle night dinners, or festivals like Diwali, these are great occasions to infuse brass into your decor. We're talking about candle holders or brass diyas. These are a wonderful addition to your temples at home or even the hallway for festivals or functions. We also love this hamsa candle holder (recognised to provide protection from evil eye) not only for what it symbolises, but also because gold and blue look so good together.

There's something very ethnic and charming about brass urlis that amps up the space in a jiffy. Fill it with mogra buds and a few tea candles for a traditional yet comforting feel for your living room when there are guests coming over or you wanna spruce up for the festive season. Or, as a permanent inclusion in your puja room.

Torans are a nice touch to add some accessorizing as well as a welcoming touch centre to our customs. Get a brass-toned one over the colourful ones that doesn't clash with your door or gate's design and colour, and gives a sophisticated look. We found this one on Nykaa Fashion that features brass mango leaves, symbolising prosperity and good fortune while serving looks.

Using brass serveware and dinnerware are a very simplistic yet royal touch for inducing that rustiness of brass into the dinner space. Not only do these look classic if you ask us, but coupled with colourful dinner mats and some flowers, it gives your tablescape that regal look from the olden days, something so rooted in our tradition without trying too hard.