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.
Kumbham Vase
$20.00
This product is handmade and each piece is unique! Due to the differences in displays of computers/laptops/phones, the colors on the product you receive may vary marginally from the colors seen on our website.
Before you make its debut, soak Terracotta 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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Description
A “Kumbham” is a type of pottery with a wide bottom and narrow neck. Pottery work is traditionally done by “Kumbharan” communities. They live along river banks or paddy fields where they could get regular supply of good quality clay. The skilful hands of Aruvacode potters crafted this “Kumbham”. Produced from pure clay, this vase is not just going to enhance your home decor, but also ensures no harm is made to nature. Yes, this Kumbham vase is eco friendly and sustainable.
Additional information
| Weight | 1.3 kg |
|---|---|
| Color | Natural Terracotta Brown |
| Community | |
| Material | Terracota |
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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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