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Earthen Water Pot
Our Earthen Water Pot is a true example of the timeless, age-old tradition of how our ancestors understood the numerous cooling and purifying benefits of collecting and storing ...
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- Type
- Home Essentials
- Variant
- 3000ml
- Origin
- Tamil Nadu, India
Tamil Nadu, India
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Why Kuuraii
Made with material truth, craft roots and everyday care.
Tamil Nadu roots
The product is rooted in South Indian home craft and utility.
Craft-aware making
The making route is described honestly for the category.
Finished for use
Each piece is checked for proportion, use and finish.
Care guidance
Care cues are kept simple so the product lasts longer.
Ready for home
Selected for homes that use these pieces every day.
The making story
Making story
Traditional clay artistry, shaped by hand
From craft to home
Traditional clay artistry
Thoughtfully shaped into beautiful pieces for everyday living.
- Origin
- Tamil Nadu, India
- Material
- Natural home material
- Care
- How to use: 1. Rinse and Clean: Wash the Pot properly under tap water to remove lingering dirt or dust. Gently scrub the insides using a coconut fiber scrub or any milk scrubber. Avoid using harsh detergents to preserve the natural ph of the clay. After scrubbing rinse the pot well once again and wash off any residual. 2. Soaking: Submerge the Pot entirely into a bucket filled with tap water. Let it soak for a da, before repeating the same step once again. Repeat this soaking process for 3 days. Change the water everyday. 3. Wash away residuals: On Day 4, remove the water and gently scrub the surface with your hands. Do not use detergents. Rinse the pot with water to clean it from any free residue. 4. Dry it entirely: Allow it to dry completely under sunlight. 5. Ready to use: Once dried well, the pot is ready to be filled with drinking water. Your clay pot is now conditioned for daily use, providing naturally cool water.
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Crafted for home
A piece of South Indian craft, made useful for everyday living.
Each Home Essentials piece is chosen for material honesty, usable design and the craft memory it carries into the home.-
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Choose the right material
We begin with the material that makes sense for the product, whether cotton, korai grass or natural soapstone.
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Make with craft discipline
The making process stays close to the craft, with clear separation between handloom, powerloom and hand-shaped work.
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Finish for daily use
Every piece is checked for everyday comfort, proportion and care before it reaches your home.
Care guide
Simple care for a longer life.
Use gently
Use the product for its intended room, surface or cooking purpose.
Clean with care
Clean using the recommended wash or wipe method for the material.
Dry fully
Allow the product to dry fully before folding, storing or stacking.
Expect natural variation
Small texture, tone and weave differences are part of craft-led products.
Product information
Details, care and terms
Overview
Description
Our Earthen Water Pot is a true example of the timeless, age-old tradition of how our ancestors understood the numerous cooling and purifying benefits of collecting and storing water in Earthen Pots.For centuries, it has been known to mankind that clay, with its porous, unglazed nature, allows water to stay cool and pure, naturally maintaining freshness without relying on refrigeration. The world needs this custom back - one that emphasises sustainability, health, and freshness. It helps reduce the reliance on refrigerating plastic bottles for naturally chilled water.
UseUsage
How to use: 1. Rinse and Clean: Wash the Pot properly under tap water to remove lingering dirt or dust. Gently scrub the insides using a coconut fiber scrub or any milk scrubber. Avoid using harsh detergents to preserve the natural ph of the clay. After scrubbing rinse the pot well once again and wash off any residual. 2. Soaking: Submerge the Pot entirely into a bucket filled with tap water. Let it soak for a da, before repeating the same step once again. Repeat this soaking process for 3 days. Change the water everyday. 3. Wash away residuals: On Day 4, remove the water and gently scrub the surface with your hands. Do not use detergents. Rinse the pot with water to clean it from any free residue. 4. Dry it entirely: Allow it to dry completely under sunlight. 5. Ready to use: Once dried well, the pot is ready to be filled with drinking water. Your clay pot is now conditioned for daily use, providing naturally cool water.
