Another major part of the pot’s self-watering magic is its special porous clay material that allows moisture to pass through ...

In the remote corners of Nagaland, the villages of Laruri and Sütsü hold a secret of a quiet symphony of hands and earth.

It is seen that people put a new Matka in every summer and throw away the old one. But do you know that the old Matka also ...

Earthenware pottery-making skills are practised among the Bakgatla ba Kgafela community in south-eastern Botswana. The women potters use clay soil, weathered sandstone, iron oxide, cow dung, water, ...

In summer, many people use earthen pots instead of refrigerators to keep water cool. But before using it, you should keep ...

The ITI invented cookware has several advantages compared to the earthen clay pots and pans and even the modern aluminum cookware and also when used there is a huge energy saving as the walls of these ...

Earthen pots are porous, meaning they can absorb dust ... Avoid using soap, as clay can absorb it. Rinse multiple times to ensure no residue is left. Even after regular use, wash your pot at ...

Using earthen pots in the kitchen can amp up the taste of dishes. These eco-friendly vessels, however, need specific care. Here are 6 tips to keep in mind when using these. Before using new earthen ...

Earthen pots cool water naturally due to their porous nature. This keeps the water at an ideal temperature - an alternative to cold water. Unlike refrigerated water, matka water has a temperature that ...