Sustainable Longpi & Nizamabad Black Pottery Luxury Rakhi Gift Hamper

Celebrate the bond of love with Sustainable Luxury Black Pottery Rakhi Gift Hamper comprising of a beautiful handcrafted Longpi Black Pottery Teaset and a pair of designer clay rakhis from in the GI (Geographical Indication tag by Government of India) certified black pottery craft of Nizamabad, Azamgarh UP.

The hamper also includes 2 pcs mini chocolates, 1 unbaked clay deep with kapoor-ghee batti, roli+chawal teeka, and a small card that goes with your personalized message, all packed in a cute jute pouch!

Handmade by master craftsmen using local clay, hand-carved and burnished, reduction fired and then rubbed with a silver colored mixture of lead, mercury & zinc, the beautiful rakhis are a perfect blend of craft and design! The silver fillings are known to be harmless to skin, and the craft is used only for ornamentation purposes on surfaces that do not come in direct contact with food/mouth. What you hold is a piece of our rich culture and history!!

Material: Terracotta Clay

Dimension: Circular with approx. 1.25 inches diameter each; Weight: Approx. 18 gm each

The Tea and Snack set for 2, included as a special gift for your brother is from the Longpi Black Pottery craft of Manipur which is made from a mixed paste of ground black serpentinite stone and special brown clay, which is found only in Longpi village. The pots are manually shaped, polished, sun-dried and fired in a bonfire. The black color of Longpi ham is a result of reduction firing of the ware, while polishing the heated earthen pots with a local tree leaf right after firing gives them the beautiful shine. "Terracotta by Sachii" brings you this heritage pottery, functional as well as beautiful!

Material: Ground Serpentinite Stone + Clay, Cane on Handle;

Dimensions: Each Mug : Length with Handle 4.5 inches, Height 3.5 inches, Width 3 inches; Snack Bowl 5x5x2 inches; Teapot 8 inches length from spout to handle, 5 inches width, 5 inches height with lid

Note: Use your creativity to convert the rakhis into accessories or fridge magnets post the festival, so you can keep and cherish the beautiful handcrafted piece.

Fragile product, handle with care.

Country of Origin: India