Kitchen Utensils
Zishta's kitchen range is crafted with passion and dedication to make sure each masterpiece is worthy of being part of your homes and also getting to be passed down to the next generation. Explore a variety of traditional cookware made from iron,cast iron,soapstone,brass,tin,copper etc.
Frequently Asked Queries
How to Maintain and use these products
Traditional products are not that difficult to maintain and use. Do check our detailed product manuals listed here
How long will it take to get my orders?
It depends on location. We take 2-3 business days to process orders and ship. Once shipped, it will take 5-7 business days to arrive depending on your location. Overseas deliveries can take anywhere from 4-10 days. Delivery details will be provided in your confirmation email or on Whatsapp number shared in the order.
How shipping charges is calculated for International shipments?
Charges for international orders is on actuals calculated by our shipping partner. This is either volumetric weight (Packaged box weight) or actual weight which ever is higher. Do read our blog here to learn how to optimise your international shipping.
What is unique about Zishta Range
Zishta curates our range following our vision:
Identify traditional clusters and document their process
Test for quality and provide unique handcrafted masterpieces
Revive traditional way of making with built quality to last generations!
Explore the widest Traditional Collection
Shop by Material & Usage
Documenting Traditional Wisdom in our Blogs
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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.