Vesta Homes Wooden Casserole with Lid for Roti, Hot, Masala Box | Serving Bowl for Kitchen and Home | Accessory and Jewellery Box | 23 x 23 × 9 cm | Handcrafted in India

Beautifully crafted and very useful! Keeps rotis warm and looks elegant on the table. The wooden finish feels premium, and I love that it can be used for multiple purposes.

I'm in love with this. The finishing is good, the quality is good and it's quite sturdy. It looks amazing in my kitchen.

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Really pleasing to see. The cover is a bit heavy and wouldve been better if there was a handle attached

The wooden casserole looks beautiful and well crafted. The natural wood finish gives it a classy and traditional appearance. It is sturdy and feels durable for daily home use.Go for it.

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The box is sturdy and heavy. Worth the money.

The box is beautiful (4 star) and I tried keeping fresh chapatis in them, however by end of day chapatis start smelling bit like ripped banana and the texture gets rubbery and dry (zero star) .. So this box doesn't meet the purpose.

Love this container for both practical and aesthetic purposes. Elegant design takes me back to our mother country. Just what we needed to complete our kitchen.

I recently bought this wooden casserole with a lid, and it’s quickly become one of my favorite kitchen pieces. The craftsmanship is beautiful, with a smooth finish and a sturdy feel that gives it a rustic, elegant look on the dining table. The only downside is that it requires a bit more care than regular cookware — you can’t soak it in water for long or use harsh detergents. But if maintained properly, it’s definitely worth it for both functionality and presentation. Overall, a stylish and practical addition to the kitchen. I’d highly recommend it for anyone who loves natural wooden serveware.

Loved the wood and the construction!!

This wooden covered bowl could have been beautiful. The bowl was smooth and sanded nicely until someone decided to whitewash it. The cover was many degrees darker than the bowl. Instead of carving the company name on the bowl bottom, it was carved and painted black on the lid. The overall design thus became a cheap, ugly wooden lump without continunity for top and bottom. The Vesta Homes" logo became a cheap ad for the company. It most definitely should have be on the bowl bottom. Instead of displaying the covered bowl, It will be kept in a cupboard and used as container for potato chips.