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About Kansyam
Kansyam is a unique company dedicated to crafting kitchenware, serveware, ritual items, and health products entirely from bronze—known in India as pure kansa. Founded in 1990 by Shri Amit Bhogilal Shah, Kansyam was born out of his vision to bring the time-honored benefits of bronze into every household. Inspired by the Sanskrit phrase “बुद्धविक्रम” (buddha-vikrama), which speaks to how kansa metal sharpens the mind, his mission continues to honor tradition while enriching modern lives. Check out their story
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FAQs
A bronze kadai offers superior heat conductivity for even cooking compared to other metals—ideal for deep-frying and maintaining consistent temperatures. Also, it has exceptional durability that can last generations and non-reactive health benefits that preserve food’s natural flavors.
Absolutely—cooking in bronze vessels is perfectly safe. Bronze’s minimal reaction with acidic foods has earned and sustained its trusted reputation over time.
Bronze is generally the better choice for cooking: it retains about 97 % of a dish’s nutritional value and is barely reactive with acidic ingredients, so it can be used unlined for everything from curries to storage of dairy without risk of souring. Brass, by contrast, retains around 90 % of nutrients but must be tin-lined to prevent corrosion and metal leaching when cooking acidic foods. Both metals heat well and are durable, but bronze’s low reactivity and higher nutrient retention make it the safer, more versatile option.
Both are different and should be used for specific purposes. For daily cooking and high-heat tasks, stick with stainless steel—save your lovely bronze pieces for serving or gentle, low-heat cooking.
You can spot genuine kansa in just a few steps:
- A small magnet won’t stick to real kansa, but will to plated or mixed-metal pieces.
- Tap it gently—authentic kansa rings with a clear, bell-like tone, while imitations sound dull.
- Real kansa develops a natural brownish patina over time and feels noticeably heavier than hollow or lighter alloys.
Bronze Cookware does not require any explicit seasoning. But try to ensure that the first few cooking sessions do not involve any frying.
It's better to do tinning or kalai first to cook anything citric in nature
Yes for non-citric foods. For citric foods, transfer food to other utensils after cooking.
The tin coating usually lasts for 3 to 4 years, depending on how much you use it. It's safe to use every day during this time. After the coating fades, you can still cook non-sour foods in it or get it re-tinned at a nearby shop.
No, since it is a ferromagnetic material. Only works on gas and ceramic hot plates
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