Traditional Handmade Bronze Pana/Vengala Chatti – Cooking Pot for Kitchen & Biryani | Perfect for Gifting
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A rounded bronze bowl with a flared rim — simple, heavy and made to last a lifetime. Use it for serving rice, curries, payasam or rasam, or as a daily eating bowl the way it has been used in South Indian homes for generations.
The flared lip makes it comfortable to drink from and easy to pour, and the weight of the bronze keeps it steady on the table.
Key Features:
- Solid bronze with a hand-finished surface
- Rounded body with a flared rim for easy pouring
- For serving, eating or festive offerings
- Heavy and stable on the table
- Handcrafted by traditional metalworkers
Care: Wash with mild soap and water and dry immediately. Clean with tamarind or lemon and salt to restore the shine. Avoid leaving acidic food standing in the bowl.
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Made from Pure Brass or Bronze (No alloys)
100% Natural, No Toxins or Chemicals
Enhances Flavor of Traditional Dishes
Preserves Nutrients While Cooking
No Plastic or Non-stick Layer
Heritage Appeal & Aesthetic Value
Heat Retention & Even Cooking
Eco-friendly & Sustainable
Heirloom-worthy Build Quality
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