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Elevate your home with our expert advice on caring for soapstone. Discover tips to maintain its timeless beauty and durability. Dive in now!

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...

Embark on a captivating journey to uncover the essence of timeless culinary artistry. In our blog, "Meeting the Makers of Stone Cookware," you'll be transported to Tamil Nadu, where skilled artisans breathe life into soapstone Kalchatti. Witness the meticulous craftsmanship that harmonizes tradition and innovation, preserving the soul of authentic cooking for generations to come.

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...

Soapstone once mined are chiseled into the desired shape. Unlike clay, they are not heated. Hence the stone is not used to any form of heat. This is the reason for treating a soapstone vessel before using it. The treatment process...