1) Utensils of Brass are created in practically every state of India, with specific locations being more critical than others. 2) Moradabad is Indias largest and most well-known city for brass products, including brass utensils. Other important metallurgical centres in North India are Jagadhari in Yamuna Nagar and Jandiala Guru near Amritsar in Punjab state. 3) Some of the critical areas for brass utensil manufacture in India include Tamil Nadu (Thajavur, Chennai), Kerala (Mannar), and Odisha (Balasor, Puri, Cuttack, and others) in southern India. In North India, Mannar is only second to Moradabad. 4) There are well-known brass utensil-making areas in the eastern half of the nation, including Khagra and Nadia in West Bengal, Parev in Bihar, and sections of the Kamrup region in Assam. 5) This activity has always been done by the Vishwakarma communities Moosaries and Acharies communities.