Add To Your Collection Of Artsy Hand Beaten Brass & Copper Pieces With P-TAL

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Remember the times when brass utensils were used in the kitchen, the ones with a shiny lining inside. When that used to wear out, the guy on a cycle was summoned, who had a contraption with which he would make the utensils shine like new again. As kids, we were totally mesmerized by this process and watched with unblinking eyes. With time and newer and cheaper options available, this art was soon relegated to the background. It is heartening to know that this art is being revived through an initiative called P-TAL. P-TAL stands for Punjabi Thathera Art Legacy.

It is an age-old community of skilled craftsmen specializing in the traditional technique of hammering brass and copper sheet into utensils. The legacy of Thatheras dates back to more than 150 years when Maharaja Ranjit Singh established Jandiala Guru as a craftsmen colony. P-TAL today stands as a strong brand, offering a wide range of services from entirely customized orders handcrafted in 100 per cent pure brass and copper sheets to ostentatious high-end packaging for satisfying customer experience and inclined interest of corporate gifting prospects. P-TAL also provides tailored engraving for professional, corporate and gifting events. They have a stunning range of kitchen and decor products which include a modern-day rendition of cutting edge designs and patterns, which fit in seamlessly into our modern-day homes and lives.
Come festive season, their offerings are perfect whether you're looking for a copper plate for Arti, bowls for serving prasaad, or jugs and dispensers for generally adding to the festive vibe.

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Prices range from INR 125 to INR 8,500 and you can shop for some heirloom-like pieces such as the masala daani -- a condiment box.