Four familiar objects.
Four stories retold.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Purnam?
Purnam is a handcrafted wooden roti box designed for serving rotis and chapatis at the table. It combines a brass-inlaid sheesham lid with a hand-grooved mango wood body finished in a warm matte walnut tone.
What makes Purnam different from a regular wooden roti box?
Purnam reimagines the everyday roti box as a sculptural table object. Its patterned sheesham lid, brass detailing and hand-worked fluting bring design and craft to a familiar Indian dining ritual.
What is the Purnam Roti Box made from?
Purnam has a sheesham wood lid with brass inlay and a mango wood body with a matte walnut finish. The vertical grooves around the body are worked by hand.
Is the Purnam Roti Box handmade?
Yes. Purnam is made by skilled artisans in small batches of 25, with hand-worked grooves and carefully finished detailing on each piece.
What size is the Purnam wooden roti box?
Purnam measures 9 inches in overall diameter, with an internal width of approximately 20 cm and an internal depth of 4 cm.
Can Purnam be used for serving rotis and chapatis every day?
Yes. Purnam is designed as a wooden roti and chapati serving box for the dining table, combining everyday use with a more considered presence.
Does Purnam help keep rotis warm while serving?
For best results, place freshly made rotis inside while they are still warm and wrap them in a clean cotton cloth before closing the lid. This helps retain warmth and softness during serving.
Is Purnam a good gift for Diwali, weddings or housewarmings?
Yes. Purnam combines Indian storytelling, handcrafted woodwork and everyday usefulness, making it suitable for Diwali, wedding and housewarming gifting. It arrives in a ready-to-gift box with a Rasoi story card.
How do I clean and care for a wooden roti box?
Wipe Purnam with a soft, dry cloth. Do not soak or rinse the wooden box under running water. Wipe the interior after use and allow it to dry completely before closing.