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Clay (Earthen) pots are not just part of Indian ancient history, but have been seen used globaly in the past. Civilisation like Sumerian, Indus Valley, and Egyptian, all used clay pots to not only cook the food, to serve and eat from earthenware. Who doesn’t love Veg-Biryani? Out of all the places one can very

Earthen pots or clay pots which were used to store and cool drinking water in earlier times is not just this, there was a whole science behind the logic and that science is no more a surprise in these modern times. Apart from the goodness, these clay bottles also take us back in old times and memories; pure nostalgia which

Earthenware has been part and parcel in Indian households for a long time. In the earlier times, people had no choice other than cooking in clay pots, but now users are actively choosing Earthenware over other kitchen utensils. Even though nowadays, there are more feasible cooking appliance materials like melamine or plastic, many people still

Earthen Pots or Clay Pots are back again, the undeniable goodness of soil and its benefits are taking over and making a place for them in almost every kitchen or household in some way. Holding their history way back in many countries like India, Italy, Rome, Greek etc., people from all parts of the world today are moving

Back in the days when we didn’t have water filters and refrigerators, water was stored in clay pots. Using clay pots is a traditional way of storing drinking water in India. Even to this day, you will find people in rural areas using clay pots to store water. Storing drinking water in clay pots have