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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!
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