Karuwa

Incredibly designed is this beautiful Karuwa from the house of Thalabala Kitchen Store. It can be used as a decorative piece or can be used for drinking water. The Karuwa (Nepali: करुवा) is a traditional hand‑crafted water pot with a graceful, curved silhouette and a spout-like neck. Typically made from brass, though also found in copper, silver, or gold for ornamental pieces, it features a lid—often adorned with decorative motifs—and a tiny air hole that ensures smooth pouring even when locked.

Care Instructions

• Wipe dry after use.

• Clean with mild soap and soft cloth.

• Store in a dry place.

• Polish occasionally to maintain shine.

Origin & Cultural Significance

Deeply rooted in Nepalese tradition, the Karuwa plays a vital role in weddings, Pasni, Bratabandha, and various rituals. In Newari culture, it’s revered during Mha Puja, when household utensils like the Karuwa are honored as sacred items