Seva
wooden bowls and platter set
SEVA, which in Sanskrit means ‘to serve’, is a set of hand-turned wooden bowls and platter. The smaller bowls sit within the larger bowl and the platter acts as a lid. Made from sheesham, an indigenous and sustainably sourced Indian hardwood that has been treated with natural beeswax.
Material - sheesham wood, beeswax
Process - wood turning
Dimensions - Small Dia. 9.8cm x H 3.7cm, Medium Dia. 12.7cm x H 3.7cm, Large Dia. 15.1cm x H 3.7cm, Extra Large Dia. 31.7cm x H 5cm, Platter Dia. 33cm x H 1.8cm
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If you would like to return a faulty product then please contact us at info@tiipoi.com with photographs of the item as soon as it arrives with you. If your order arrives in packaging that has been damaged, please notify us as soon as you can via the same email address.
We operate a 14 day returns policy (excluding shipping costs) valid from the day you receive your order. Please return your items in their original packaging using a signed-for service to:
Tiipoi LTD C/O FulfilmentCrowd
Unit H, Bolingbroke Road
Fairfield Industrial Estate
Louth, Lincolnshire
LN11 0WA
Tel: 01472-357-515
Email: info@tiipoi.com
Please make sure to include the email address and phone number as it helps us to track any issues.
Your cookware must be seasoned prior to use. Seasoning is the process of treating the surface of a cooking vessel to produce a resistant and non-stick cooking surface. To season, add 3-4 table spoons of walnut oil or flax seed oil and rub onto the inside surface of the cookware with a paper towel. Allow it to soak in for 15 minutes and remove any excess.
Preheat oven to max (230-240 or gas mark 8/9) and place your cookware in the oven for 60 minutes. Once complete, turn off your oven and allow your cookware to cool to room temperature before taking it out.Your cookware is now seasoned and ready to use. For the first few uses we recommend using extra oil and always starting on a low flame. Also make sure your cookware is not left empty on a flame as this may cause it to crack.
