Maahi Kool Bottle With Wooden Lid | Earthen Clay | Terracotta
| Product Category | Drinkware |
| Product Type | Terracotta Water Bottle |
| Material | Terracotta/Acacia Wood |
| Primary Colour | Black / Mud Brown |
| Finish | Fired Black/ Clay finish |
| Dimensions | 8.5 x 8.5 x 34 CM |
| Weight | 1800 GM |
| Usage & Care Instructions | •Immerse the bottle in the bucket of water for 6 to 8 hrs •Then fill the bottle with water for 24 hours before starting to use it. •The mud bottle will sweat due to the breathable body of the clay, this is not leakage •White porous or white mold is common with all clay products. This is not harmful, kindly clean with a wet or dry cloth. |
| Name of Items in the Pack | Terracotta Water Bottle |
| Number of Items in the Pack | 1 |
| Month & Year Of Manufacture | December 2023 |
| Manufactured & Packed By | Ayush Kasliwal Design Pvt. Ltd., F-677,678 RIICO Industrial Area, Sitapura Tonk Road, Jaipur- 302022, Rajasthan, India |
| Country Of Origin | INDIA |
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| Disclaimer | The actual color of the product may vary slightly due to factors such as lighting during photography or variations in screen display settings |
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AnanTaya is the globally recognized interdisciplinary lifestyle design studio of Ayush (designer) and Geetanjali Kasliwal (architect) based in Jaipur, India. AnanTaya is committed to the development of new ideas through understanding the importance of preserving traditional crafts. AnanTaya creates home accessories, gifts, textiles, lights, furniture, tableware and more. Our collection is infused with Indian culture and a sense of place destined for a contemporary international lifestyle. Our products appeal to both the discerning eye and the human heart. Through inclusive business practices, AnanTaya redefines existing craft traditions by providing design, technology, capital, and creative collaboration. At AnanTaya, we believe that crafts can be a part of our everyday life, and that crafts, like any other industry, are a source of meaningful employment. ANANTAYA invites you to “be discerning, have less, and make it meaningful.”
