Pink Stone Parath Bowl From Rajasthan Material - Cryptomeria Even though pottery developed in

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Pink Stone Parath Bowl From Rajasthan Material - Cryptomeria Even though pottery developed inIndian mixing bowls like this one were known as paraths and were used for making chapatti & paratha breads. They are found across India and are always made from a single piece of timber, stone, or marble. Marble paraths are far less common. These pink marble bowls are made by hand in Rajasthan using traditional techniques. These beautifully crafted bowls are ideal for soap, sweets and trinkets. You can also use them on a coffee table, shelf, or window