You are holding a textile product that has passed through earnest means of craftsmanship! 100% Cotton, Handcrafted in Batik - Voila! Each piece is one of a kind, and may differ in its appearance from the image shown. We recommend dry cleaning of the products. If not possible, hand wash separately and use a mild detergent. Dark colours tend to bleed. Drip dry in shade and iron on the rear side of the product.

The Habitat cushion covers are hand screen printed on a hand dyed cotton fabric. We recommend dry cleaning of your cushions for best care results. Please note, owing to the nature of the craft, slight variations in color may occur. 

For Brass Lids : Wash and rinse daily or before use, using a soft sponge and mild detergent or metal cleaning agent. Wipe dry immediately after rinsing to prevent water stains and maintain a lustrous appearance.     Please use a soft cloth to wipe the brass stand. Incase of occurrence of patina on the brass surface, kindly use Brasso or any other brass-cleaning agent to restore its color. Worry not! The occurrence of the patina’s marbled texture is testimony to the truthfulness of the material.

A little indulgence hurt no one! The stone, although quite regal, needs only some gentle care. Kindly wipe the stone body with a non-abrasive cloth, so as to avoid any scratches on the surface. 

Think ‘Timeless’ and you have earned yourself a product, usually a favourite in the Indian households - ‘Copper’! So, keep it clean by washing and rinsing daily or before use, using a soft sponge and mild detergent or metal cleaning agent. Use the vessel to store only water as it may be unsafe to expose copper to other fluids. Wipe dry immediately after rinsing to prevent water stains and maintain a lustrous appearance. 

Take care of your stoneware by washing it with a mild detergent. Best washed by hand and not a dishwasher 😉 Pour hot or cold in it, but do not microwave it please! 

Easy peasy to take care of your little objects! Wipe with damp cloth. Do not use any harsh chemicals

Seasoning the Pot: This only needs to be done one time, before use. Fill the pot to the brim and leave overnight. Discard the water and after drying, apply oil with fingertips to the surface inside out. Leave for a few hours. Rinse again throughly, the pot is now ready to be used. Cooking on the Stove-top: Start on low heat. Increase temperature to medium. Unglazed pots hold all the heat given to them, so no heat is lost and there's no need to go past medium setting. Care and Cleaning: Use wooden spoons. They go well with the pots and do not scratch the surface. Clean them as needed. Unglazed pure clay pots become completely non-stick in a few uses so cleaning them is very easy. Also, since most of the steam rising from the food is locked inside, food seldom burns or sticks to the bottom. Using baking soda is recommended for cleaning: wet the pot and lid thoroughly with water, sprinkle 1/2 tsp of baking soda, scrub and rinse off. Dry the pot with a cotton towel/rag and put it away to dry.