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Explore Iron & Cast IronSoapstone for cookware is unique to the Salem district of Tamil Nadu. Each cookware chiseled from a block of soapstone. Finely worked for hours to make one cooking pot.
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Zishta Kansa Tulsi Collection: Durable, Pure, and Versatile Cookware & Serveware
Explore Zishta's Kansa Tulsi Collection: durable, pure cookware, serveware!
Kansa vs. Bronze: The Perfect Ratio Alloy in Indian Cookware and Serveware
Explore Kansa vs Bronze, India’s revered copper-tin alloy. Discover its cultural significance and how it's crafted into traditional cookware and serveware across regions.
Discover the Historical Significance of Kansa: From Vedic Rituals to Ayurvedic Health Benefits
Exploring the Power of Kansa in Indian Scriptures: Health, Ritual, and Cultural Symbolism.