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Paathram - Chapati Container
$17.00
$17.00
Paathram is a food safe terracotta container, carefully crafted by the potters of Aruvacode, Nilambur, Kerala. The vessel has achieved its shine and glaze through hand polishing. There are no additional glaze material added to keep the vessel food safe. It retains the freshness of the food inside. Serve your hot chapatis or other dishes in this handcrafted terracotta piece!
Pathirichatti - Terracotta Pan (25 cm dia)
$16.00
$20.00
Make those fluffy rice breads the traditional way in this Pathiri Chatti This traditional pan used for ages to cook rice breads, is a multi-purpose pan, which can be used for frying, as well as sautéing dishes The beautiful black toned pan can be taken to the dining table to serve too. The black tone of the product is achieved through processing in the kiln. It is a blackening process done on the natural terracotta coloured product.
Pinjanam Serving Bowl
$15.00
$20.00
Serve in style, in this black beauty Finished to a perfect smooth interior, to serve any dish and clean it perfectly!
Ruchi Terracotta Cook and Serve Pot
$25.00
$30.00
It is said, food tastes good when we do slow cooking with less water Inspired by the African 'Tagine" pot, here is a cooking pot that helps to trap the steam within to cook using less water. Keep the flame low and slow cook your dishes to perfect taste The Pot has an excellent finish to take it directly to your table. The lid helps to keep the dish warm
Sahajam Terracotta Fruit Bowl
$20.00
$20.00
An earthy background to a healthy serving of fruits. A bowl made of natural clay will be a good addition to your eco friendly serve ware. Perfectly stone polished by hand to give a smooth finish, ensures no roughness to harm your hands or fruits
Saralam Terracotta Bowl
$690.00
Made out of pure earth, with no additives. Polished to perfection with special clay. It is 'saralam' (simple), but elegant to add character to your table. Available in two colours, unique black toned colour and the natural terracotta red.
Shyama - Set of 2 Terracotta Black Mugs
$12.00
$12.00
These black (it is a greyish black) beauties are specially handcrafted by our potters to give it a rustic finish and perfect shape. Enjoy your coffee or tea in this aesthetically designed cup. It is also a decor for your table. Have a Shyama! Have a Cuppa!!
Thaalam Frying Pan
$20.00
$20.00
Shallow fry anything with ease. No sticking to pan and easily your fry gets off the pan and into your serving bowl Carefully crafted by our potters to give a finish that helps easy cooking and easy cleaning It is a decor to your kitchen!
Vaalchatti (Black) - 1L Terracotta Cook and Serve Pot
$12.00
$15.00
The long handle pot is a convenient way to cook and serve some hot dishes. It is an elegant piece, which can adorn your table after being on stove for cooking. Our potters have put in careful crafting technique to ensure a sturdy handle for the pot. They have taken time to stone polish it to have a fine surface. Gone through double firing in the furnace to achieve thee black tone.
Vaalchatti Terracotta Cooking and Serving Pot
$15.00
$15.00
The long handle pot is a convenient way to cook and serve some hot dishes. It is an elegant piece, which can adorn your table after being on stove for cooking. Our potters has put in careful crafting technique to ensure a sturdy handle for the pot. They have taken time to stone polish it to have a fine surface.
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