Importance of horse or Ashva in Sanskrit is often mentioned in the Vedas. The majestic white & brown horse is carved beautifully with one leg raised to depict it to be trotting and mounted on a base. The combination of bright colours green, red, blue, and yellow makes the horse look royal. The horse is a great addition to your navrathri golu / bomma koluvu. Children would love these Dasara dolls which is a traditional toy from Varanasi. Varanasi toy making is a genealogical craft passed down the families. The toys are a ritual and beyond decor significance. This intricately hand-chiselled and hand-carved craft is made from Goolar wood and is GI tagged. Colours run as wild as the imagination of the craftsmen. Many of the craftsmen believe that the craft dates back to 7000 years. The craft is labour intensive and requires mastery of lathe, meticulous attention to detail and expertise to carve intricate designs. A widely adored handicraft and a pride of possession, help keep our traditions alive and restore glory of this centuries old craft! Height: 11 cm, Width: 11 cm Weight: 90 gm It has multiple parts stuck with adhesives and may detach from the set if not handled with care. Some of the toys in our collection may not be suitable for children under 5 years. Read instructions carefully. We do not accept returns or exchanges for products listed in this category.

Cast Iron kuzhipaniyaram pan (9 pits) + Cast iron raised edge pan - it is a dynamic duo for your kitchen. The cast iron kuzhipaniyaram pan is tailored for creating crispy and flavorful kuzhipaniyarams or paddu or appe, a traditional Indian treat. Alongside, the raised edge pan serves as a versatile tool for stir-fries, sautés, and even baking, adding to your culinary options. It is fantastic for omelette, pancakes and even specialized mulbagal dosa.

Handcrafted Sil Batta-Ammikal - A return to hand-ground taste The Handcrafted Sil Batta , also known as Ammikal , is a traditional stone mortar and pestle used in Indian kitchens long before electric mixers existed. Made from natural stone and shaped by skilled artisans, it is used to grind chutneys, masalas, herbs, and spices by hand. This slow grinding method helps ingredients retain their natural oils and texture. For those building a traditional kitchen focused on healthy eating, the sil batta remains a meaningful and practical kitchen tool. Product Highlights Handcrafted from Natural Stone - Each sil batta is shaped manually from solid stone by the Tamil Nadu artisans. The surface is naturally coarse, which helps grip ingredients during grinding without slipping. Wide Grinding Area - The flat stone base offers enough space to work comfortably with larger quantities. This makes it suitable for preparing chutneys or curry bases in one go. Traditional Stone Roller Design - The matching stone pestle is designed for steady movement, allowing better control while grinding wet or dry ingredients. Rooted in Everyday Indian Cooking - Used across regions under different names, this ammikal reflects daily cooking practices passed down through generations. Maintenance: Clean with plain water only. Dry thoroughly after use to avoid moisture retention. Note: This product is non-returnable. Why Choose This Sil Batta Brings Back Authentic Taste - Hand grinding helps spices break down slowly. This process enhances flavour naturally without heat, which supports mindful and healthy eating. Encourages Slow, Intentional Cooking - Using a sil batta changes the pace of cooking. It allows you to reconnect with ingredients and traditional kitchen methods. Durable and Long-Lasting Tool - Stone kitchen tools are known for their longevity. With basic care, this sil batta can be used for many years. Complements Traditional Kitchen Accessories - This ammikal pairs well with other traditional kitchen accessories used for natural food preparation. Frequently Asked Questions What foods can be prepared using a sil batta? It is ideal for chutneys, spice pastes, masala powders, garlic-ginger paste, and fresh herbs. How is a Sil Batta different from a mixer grinder? A Sil Batta grinds slowly without heat, which helps preserve flavor and texture that electric grinders often lose. How do I clean the sil batta after use? Rinse with plain water and use a natural scrubber. Avoid harsh soaps or steel scrubbers. Dry fully after washing. Does stone grinding really improve flavour? Yes. Slow grinding releases natural oils from spices and herbs, resulting in deeper aroma and balanced taste. Is this grinding stone suitable for modern homes? Absolutely. Many modern kitchens are returning to stone tools for healthier cooking. You may also find this guide on must-have traditional kitchen tools for modern homes helpful.