Peedhi Surya Ghadi Brass Paraat (Dough Bowl)

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Handcrafted

by skilled artisians in Jogadhri

Pure & Safe

Non-toxic & food safe

Ayurvedic Benefits

Supports digestive wellness

Built to Last

For generations to come

Timeless Tradition

Rooted in India's kitchen legacy

Product Highlights

  • Material: Pure Brass (Peetal) — alloy of copper and zinc, sourced from Jagadhri
  • Finish: Surya Ghadi — hand-hammered radial sunburst pattern, struck outward from centre
  • Available Sizes: 12" and 14" — see full specifications below
  • Craft Technique: Cold-forged brass base, hand-hammered by artisan using traditional Jogni hammer
  • Ideal For: Kneading dough for rotis, parathas, puris, bhaturas; mixing ingredients; pooja thali presentation
  • Not Recommended For: Storing acidic foods (lemon juice, tamarind paste) for extended periods; Dishwasher use; Induction cooktops

FROM DADI MAA'S KITCHEN

A paraat wasn’t just a utensil. It was where every roti for the family began.

From kneading dough to preparing festive sweets, the brass paraat has been a part of our homes for generations — simple, strong and full of tradition.

Preserves Tradition

Brings Family Together

Crafted for Generations

Better with Love

Pure Brass

Made from high-quality brass (peetal)

Handcrafted

Each piece is unique & crafted with hand

Strong & Durable

Built to test for many years

Even Heat Distribution

Retains warmth better

Naturally Non-Toxic

100% safe for your health

Traditional Design

Timeless beauty with modern utility

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Frequently Asked Questions

Surya Ghadi describes the radial, sunburst-style hammer pattern on this paraat — fine
strikes radiating outward from the centre, catching light like rays of sun across the brass.

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