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.
Curry Chatti (Black) Cook and Serve Ware (1.5 to 3 litres)
$16.00 – $21.00
This product is handmade and each piece is unique! Due to the differences in displays of computers/laptops/phones, the colours on the product you receive may vary marginally from the colours seen on our website.
Before you make its debut, soak the product overnight, so it’s good to go. Wash it with a mild detergent. It doesn’t like abrasives. Dry it off completely before storing.
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5% discount for first time user
Description
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.
It has gone through the special blackening process in the kiln to get the black finish (this is not the black pottery where the clay gives the black colour)
A unique cook and serve ware
Additional information
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Material | Terracota |
| Size | L, M |
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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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