Artarium Redefines an Essential Traditional Kitchen Accessory

While people are filling their kitchens with cutting-edge appliances and changing their culinary space into a more modern one, the luxury Home Decor brand, Artarium, is on its mission to bring back pieces of traditional kitchen that have been lost somewhere in the transition. And to give momentum to that mission, they have launched their take on the roti box.
As a standout brand known for their design aesthetics, Artarium's pieces celebrate tradition, functionality, and beauty. The same can be said about their Wooden Roti box with brass lid & Tongs which you can check out here -
https://theartarium.com/products/wooden-roti-box-with-brass-lid-tongs.
This roti box is designed to recreate the tradition of serving warm and steaming rotis, as if right out of the stove. The key to its excellent functionality lies in its construction. It is made entirely from sustainable and traditional materials, which you would easily find in Indian kitchens if you were to travel back in time 100 years ago.

Tribute to the Traditional Roti Box

The traditional roti box is a treasured item in the Indian Kitchens. They were not only used as treasure chests to seal the warmth of the much-loved rotis but also as versatile storage boxes to store or serve salads, snacks, and other tidbits. Even after being replaced, their purpose remained to hold keepsakes of all kinds - photographs, sewing essentials, extra wires, and whatnots.
The Artarium's roti box is a vibrant homage to this cherished traditional Indian casserole. It takes the whole functionality of a typical roti box and adds a bagful of rustic charm and beauty to it while also reintroducing it to modern kitchens.

Treasure Trove of Freshness

The Artarium's roti box is built from wood and brass entirely to offer utility with beauty. Its wooden frame allows the steam of the flatbread to breathe through, keeping the contents from turning mushy or soft unlike in the stainless-steel casseroles.
A beautifully decorated brass lid locks in the warmth and freshness, keeping the rotis warm for a long time. The box also comes with brass tongs that give the convenience of placing hot rotis from the case to the plate. With Artarium's roti box, you can savor the simple pleasures of eating hot chapatis or rotis.

A Step Towards Better Tomorrow

Artarium's commitment to creating a sustainable future is beautifully captured in this roti box. Crafted entirely from natural materials, this piece showcases eco-friendliness by ensuring that it leaves a minimal environmental footprint at the end of its lifecycle. The choice of wood and brass not only highlights the durability and aesthetic appeal of the roti box but also reinforces Artarium's dedication to sustainability.
This roti box is a testament to their conscious ideology, making it a perfect choice for those who value sustainability without compromising on style.

A Beloved Box Reimagined

"We wanted to make this product in a whole new way." says Pavnendra Bhadauria, the CEO of Artarium, "roti box is something that you would find in every household. We wanted to keep that accessibility and build on it. It's about creating something beautiful and purposeful for families who want both design as well as tradition."
And that is just what they did. Their roti box finds the perfect balance between cultural tradition and modern design with a focus on functionality and aesthetics.
The Artarium's roti box makes for an excellent gift for anyone looking to enhance their kitchen décor or celebrate special occasions such as weddings, anniversaries, or housewarming events. Its beautiful design makes it not just a kitchen accessory, but a centerpiece that draws attention. You can check more of their kitchen items online here:
https://theartarium.com/collections/kitchen-accessories.

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