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Soapstone, also known as kalchatti in India, is perhaps the softest of all the minerals that mother earth gifts us. Soapstone begins its life as talc which over time merges with other minerals to create a very porous material that...

Do you know why our grannies hung neem leaves at the front door? No auspicious function went past without neem boughs being brought into the house. Sometimes they even dried and powdered neem leaves for medical purposes. We’re here to...

Clay cook ware is versatile and any type of food can be cooked in it ranging from a wide variety of north, south, east or west or be in vegetarian or non-vegetarian. Be it varieties of south Indian dishes like...

This is a very exciting topic for us. When we started to focus on the "Tambat" Craft of hand-crafting copper products, we were mesmerised by the amazing craft work and making process. We have been using the copper pots and...

Soapstone Cookware are extensively used for cooking in regular stoves. In India, soapstone has been in use for thousands of years for carving purposes and making cooking pots. Versatility of Kalchatti (stone vessel) The best part of soapstone vessel is that one can...