Iron Tawa

Listing ID #4034871

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Thickness1 MM
Diameter9 Inches
Weight1 KG
Supply Type Manufacturer, Exporter, Supplier
Preferred Buyer Location All over the world

Product Details

Anyone who has tasted food made in iron vessels will vouch by the taste of it! Not only the taste, but food cooked in iron vessels also provides necessary minerals to our body. Ever wondered why our grandparents did not suffer from Iron deficiency?

The “first grade iron” ensures that they work as good as or even better than the non-stick tawas. Iron retains heat, helps in uniform cooking and prevents burning of food.

To revive our tradition & make it mainstream, we bring to you a range of Iron cookware from the group of most experienced artisans of Tamil Nadu at the foothills of Western Ghats, making this hand-made cast iron cookware for generations

Completely hand-made, pre- treated tawas without any chemical coating & works as good as non-stick for those crispy Dosas and Parathas
Tawa retains heat for long duration and helps in saving energy when making lots of crispy dosas

Cast Iron Tawa with wooden handle for ease of handling
Specifically designed for making Roti and Chappati

Company Details

Zishta is derived from the Sanskrit word “Sishta” (ziSTa) which means tradition, knowledge for betterment of society
The first step in the Zishta journey is to understand the ways of life of our ancestors to glean insights on what it takes to lead a sustainable life
Each community we reached out to, let us into their rituals and beliefs and we found practical and still relevant solutions to bring back to you
This journey is about critically examining every aspect of our living and learning from our past to live more sustainably today
For Zishta, it is as much about the artisan as it is about the art form of crafting these traditional products. We believe that by making our lives more sustainable, we help communities sustain themselves.
Since our small team is from the south of India, we began our journey from here. What we would love to do is to explore and expand our breadth of understanding to other parts of India as well. So, please do share your thoughts and we would love to begin our next journey.