Ethical and Fair Trade Practices
Graamyam products are co-created by a small group of craft people and an in-house design team who share a vision of ethical business practices.
We ensure that the artisan communities making our handcrafted products are fairly compensated and acknowledged. We consciously adopt sustainable practices and reduce waste in our business processes, thus reducing negative environmental impacts.
Uruli – Brass decorative 5″ diameter Uruli Vessel
$25.00
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Brass may become dull and tarnished over time. A good piece will last for very long time even generations with a little care and maintenance. To ensure this , Keep your vessel clean, neat and dry when not in use
To regain its shining finish, rub with a mixture of lemon and salt or tamarind or metal shining powders available easily in local market.
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Description
This brass vessel, called Uruli, was traditionally used to cook large quantities of dishes. For cooking larger vessels are used. Now a days, these smaller vessels are used as home decor with flowers or coloured beads in it. People also add pot pourri in it.
Right choice to accent your home in traditional style and a wonderful collectible you can pass on to younger generation. Makes a wonderful gift for housewarming ceremonies and other auspicious events.
On account of its bright, golden color, the brass material has been widely accepted as home decor. However, brass may become dull and tarnished over time. A good piece will last for very long time even generations with a little care and maintenance. To ensure this , Keep your vessel clean, neat and dry when not in use
Additional information
| Weight | 2 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 12 × 12 × 6 cm |
| Material | Brass |
| Size | Dia – 12 Cms, Height – 6 Cms |
Ethical and Fair Trade Practices
Graamyam products are co-created by a small group of craft people and an in-house design team who share a vision of ethical business practices.
We ensure that the artisan communities making our handcrafted products are fairly compensated and acknowledged. We consciously adopt sustainable practices and reduce waste in our business processes, thus reducing negative environmental impacts.
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