
Soti Brothers is where centuries of metalworking heritage meet modern design, founded in Moradabad, India's iconic Brass City, by two brothers.
Our story is rooted in the timeless craft, rich legacy and vibrant artisanal culture of our hometown. It began with a simple appreciation for the rich heritage, durability and warmth of pure brassware.
What started as late-night ideas around the family table has grown into a dedicated venture focused on bringing premium brass products into modern homes and spaces. Combining an unyielding commitment to quality with contemporary functionality, every piece we offer reflects hard work, attention to detail and a deep respect for the art of metalworking.
Why brass and kansa? For thousands of years, Ayurveda has revered kansa and brass for their wellness associations and therapeutic qualities. Eating and cooking with these metals isn't just a nod to tradition, it's a conscious choice for a mindful lifestyle.
Kansa (bronze) is traditionally known as the 'healing metal': in Ayurveda it's believed to balance body energy, support digestion and bring an alkaline quality to food. Brass (peetal) is valued for its durability and natural antimicrobial properties, elevating everyday dining into a more mindful experience.
Every piece in our collection is handcrafted by skilled local artisans from Moradabad, whose families have practised this craft for generations. Combining their time-tested techniques with thoughtful, modern designs, we ensure that every utensil, thali set and decor piece carries a story of heritage, quality and care.
As brothers, our bond is built on trust, authenticity and shared roots. We bring those same values to our business, delivering 100% pure, toxin-free and ethically crafted metalware directly from our hometown to your home.
When you choose Soti Brothers, you aren't just purchasing a product: you're supporting a passion project built on brotherhood, quality craftsmanship and a desire to make living spaces feel truly authentic.
Thank you for being part of our journey to revive India's rich metalworking legacy.