Mahi Tawa
HV268Copper
Brass and copper tawas
A tawa is a round, flat or slightly curved griddle for rotis, parathas and dosas. Most tawas sold today are iron or steel; brass is the older choice. A mahi tawa is a wide, tray-like griddle with raised edges, used in Awadhi kitchens to shallow-fry kebabs. We make brass tawas with and without a handle, hammered, and as a dosa set.
Also called: tava, तवा, mahi tawa, roti tawa, dosa tawa, pital ka tawa · Glossary
Brass and copper tawas
Every size and code
Quote these codes in your enquiry, with a quantity for each size.
| Product | Code | Metal | Sizes and codes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mahi Tawa | HV268 | Copper | Single size |
| Tawa (Without Handle) | HV179 | Brass | Single size |
| Tawa (Handle) | HV180 | Brass | Single size |
| Tawa (Hammered) | HV181 | Brass | Single size |
| Dosa Tawa Set | HV182 | Brass | Single size |
What to know about tawas
Choose a tawa by diameter and thickness. A thick tawa holds heat evenly and does not warp when rotis are made one after another. A handle helps on a home stove; a tawa without one sits flat on a large burner. Brass and copper are not magnetic, so they do not work on induction. Dry a brass tawa at once after washing.
Used for
- Rotis, phulkas and parathas
- Dosas and chillas
- Home and restaurant kitchens
Specify when you enquire
- Diameter and weight for each size
- Handle or no handle; plain or hammered
- Not for induction stoves
- What a dosa tawa set contains