This Earth Day, give your kitchen a detox with soulful and sustainable cookware

If your kitchen could talk, would it beg for a detox? This Earth Day, ditch the plastic and techy clutter for soulful swaps –cookware that breathes, serveware with stories, and storage that cools old-school style. Give your cabinets a glow-up that’s easy on the earth and easy on the eyes. Because sustainable can be stunning. Let your kitchen feel as
alive as the food you make in it.



Simmer with soul
Sure, your non-stick pan is slick – but is it soulful? Clay cookware brings in the magic – slow food, ancestral charm, and heat diffusion that’s pure poetry. From handis to Moroccan tagines, these pots know how to romance a flame. No weird fumes, no mystery flakes – just flavour, moisture, and good vibes. Clay cookware eventually turns into a timeless companion in your kitchen. They age with you, collecting stories (and masala) with every simmer.



Store in style
Clay keeps your food fresh – naturally. Unglazed jars let grains and pulses breathe, while glazed ones add durability and style to your kitchen storage, perfect for masalas, pickles, and more. Lined up on open shelves? Instant home décor. No microplastics, no BPA, no mystery lids. Sustainability’s never looked so shelfie-worthy. It just proves tradition can never go out of style.



Nature’s own thermoflask
Clay is nature’s genius. Travel back in time with terracotta pitchers and bottles that use evaporation to keep water cool naturally. For your morning chai, ceramic mugs – double-fired for warmth can be the perfect choice. No leaching, no mystery metals–just thermal magic. Drinking from a vessel that carries the scent of rain? Pure poetry.

The art of serving
Why settle for mundane plates when clay serveware can elevate your meals? Terracotta to stoneware, they not only make your spread look stunning but also keep food warm longer. The natural imperfections of handmade pieces add character to the food served on the table. Whether it’s a dinner party or leftovers, clay serveware brings personality to the table.

$2.34bn is the projected size of the global earthenware market by 2031

The eco swap cheat sheet

• Use terracotta water dispenser
• Try clay or glazed ceramic pots
• Hand-glazed ceramic serveware is in trend
• Porcelain or stoneware containers look aesthetic
• Clay or porcelain tumblers

Facts and tips

• Unglazed clay slowly evaporates water and in turn naturally cools it
• Once warmed, clay retains temperature longer than steel.
• If the cookware breaks, return it to earth by burying it
• Clay cookware develops its own seasoning, just like cast iron n
• Every swirl of your earthen cookware tells the story of its maker

Quotes:
More families are now choosing earthen water storage for their cooling effects. They blend age-old tradition with elegant designs– Mansukhbhai Prajapati, entrepreneur
Terracotta is sustainable, but absorbs everything and isn’t ideal for long term use. Glazed ceramics like porcelain are durable & long-lasting - Archana Deshpande, founder of an earthenware company
Our serveware is made from local, biodegradable clay—tough enough to last generations, kind enough to leave no trace. We upcycle scraps, sell the quirks, and glaze with food-safe colours that go from microwave to dishwasher without a fuss- Shuli Ghosh, Co-founder & Creative Director of Sienna Calcutta