Bronze urulis are unique to the Kerala region in India. Traditionally, they are meant to be used as cooking vessels, which gives that antique patina to the dish. In the present day, urulis are used in many alternative ways such as to float candles, flowers and even as a small water garden pool. Here is an image I want to share with you that is featured in my book.
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I am a chemist. After my children went to college, I decided to follow my passion - cooking and entertaining. I wrote and published a book called Entertaining From an Ethnic Indian Kitchen. My book is a fusion of Eastern philosophy with Western style. It is a cookbook, entertaining book and coffee table book all in one. It is a 320-page hardbound book with over 260 luscious photographs. This book will make the most beautiful coffee table book to salivate your taste buds and stimulate your mind with Indian culture and traditions. My goal is to demystify Indian food and promote the health benefits of spices. Please check out my website, http://www.komalinunna.com, for more information about my book. My other hobbies include gardening, flower arranging, cake decorating and tablescaping. I want to share all the beautiful things that inspire me. I hope that this blog is a source of accessible and attainable information for people who visit. I would love to hear from you. Please leave me a note by clicking on the comments section at the end of each blog. You can send me an email at komali@komalinunna.com.
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Lovely idea.
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Allison
What a wonderful way to use something that was meant for something simple like cooking and turn it into such a beautiful display piece!
ReplyDeleteKat :)
Oh, I've never heard of these dishes before. Thank you for the knowledge and this is a very pretty way to use it.
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Shelia ;)
Absolutely stunning.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting. Thanks for sharing with Made it Monday! Jules
ReplyDeleteThe vessel is absolutely beautiful. I love its versatility. Where can one be found?
ReplyDeleteThe floating flowers look so lovely.
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beautiul!
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