Anjanam Vase

In Kerala, the colour black has been a part of any basic makeup material a lady applies to her face, especially to eye lids. As in the popular classic Malayalam song of Kerala (Anjana kannezhuthi...), the black colour adds a special attractive appeal. The beauty of the black colour is what we have applied into this vase. The shiny black piece can adorn your tables and tea tables with any contrasting colours inside and around.

Anupamam Vase

A lot of care has gone into creation of this vase. Since the neck is narrow, finishing of the inside had to be done step by step, as the the vase achieves height step by step. Someone asked Vijayakumari, our lead potter, to add a coat of glaze inside to reduce work and ensure a better finish. She refused to add any artificial materials to the crafts she make, and she prefers to finish the vase polishing by hand. The value and principles a true artisan attach to their craft is simply astounding. The vase may look simple. But, they are priceless and incomparable crafts! Anupamam!

Athulyam Terracotta Soup Bowl

Our potters has created this unique and rare (Athulyam) piece by giving special attention to the clay being used and the blackening process. It is through that unique process that the bowl achieved a special greyish black colour. Enjoy some hot soup in these unique bowls!

Bhavam Terracotta Cook and Serve ware

The most healthy way to cook curry is in an earthen pot . We used to have earthen pots of various shapes and sizes to cook different types of food. Now we have adopted those cookware forms and added some finesse into it to present your dish on table in the same pot. Adorn your table with these rustic looking terracotta pot. Keep the lid on, to not lose the aroma of the food until you have it.

Bundle of Pans - Phulka Pan and Frying Pan

A Kitchenware bonanza! Have perfect fluffy Phulkas and get those side dishes fried, in a healthy way!    

Chatti Curry Pots

This is a serve ware, which can be used to serve your favourite dishes. We are bringing the terracotta beauty to the dining table through this Chatti Curry Pots.

Cheenachatti Terracotta Cook and Serve Ware

Cook up some soft appam (a South Indian delicacy) or prepare your favourite dish in a healthy way, using this uniquely crafted pot. Take it directly to your dining table and serve the dish from this beautiful piece

Coppa - Water Tumbler

Have a drink the eco friendly way Add an earthy flavour to your drink

Curry Chatti Cook and Serve Ware - 1.5 to 3 litres capacity

The traditional cooking vessel of Kerala Generally used to cook fish. But, the vessel can be used to cook any curry Our potters have put in that extra effort to polish it with special clay, it can be taken from stove to table. A unique cook and serve ware

Jyothi Phulka Maker

Make the fluffy Phulka using this unique Phulka maker made of terracotta You can use it for any dry cooking that requires high temperature and when you do not want to place item directly on flame  

Kalam Curd Setter (0.6 to 1 Litre capacity)

Our Mothers teach us family recipes. But we often fail to recreate that magic in our food. For sure, one reason is the way we cook,  our affinity for short cuts. At Graamyam, we are making a small effort to help you to bring back your memories of food, as prepared by your mother. Here is a Kalam curd setter, to make home curd with a whole new accent, with the earthy flavour of the clay pot. Curd set in a steel container can never match the flavour and richness of curd set in a terracotta vessel. Clay being porous can absorb water; therefore, when you make yoghurt in clay pots, the clay absorbs the excess water, and the yoghurt is much thicker and creamier. No other containers can match this characteristic of terracotta. Terracotta curd setters are 100% food safe as per international standards. Clay helps keep the culture of the curd at the right temperature for it to grow successfully. These curd setters help in cutting down the sourness of curd as it is made of clay which is alkaline in nature. It can balance out the acidity of the yoghurt to a large extent. Choose from the different variations available For the black variation, 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.

Kooja - Coppa - Set of Jug + Six Cups

In Kerala, during good old days, one of the first activity in the morning during summer is to fill a "kooja" (an earthen pot) with water. The kooja perspires and cools the water and it quenches the thirst of everyone in the household with cool water. In olden days, people used to drink water from Kooja using a small bowl called "coppa" or "pinjanam". Here is an attempt to recreate the way of serving some naturally cooled water. It is a "Kooja and coppa" set