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Brass
Brass is primarily an alloy of copper and zinc. Its golden tone makes it useful for decorative fittings and ritual objects, but it is not gold and its composition can vary by product. A polished surface can be bright, while aged or...
Brass is primarily an alloy of copper and zinc. Its golden tone makes it useful for decorative fittings and ritual objects, but it is not gold and its composition can vary by product. A polished surface can be bright, while aged or intentionally patinated brass appears softer and darker. Cast, engraved and hammered finishes each produce a different interaction with light.
Choosing your piece
Check whether brass is solid, plated or coated and which parts of the piece use it. Consider weight, finish and any known metal sensitivities; a brass label does not certify the absence of every other element.
Care notes
Keep dry, wipe gently and avoid abrasive or acidic cleaning on mixed-material pieces. Ask before removing an intentional patina. Coated surfaces may need different care from uncoated brass.
Collection names follow our product descriptions. Composition, dimensions, treatments and any supporting documentation remain specific to each listing.














