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The thaachiya takes its name from the Sinhala words for hopper pan — appa, meaning hoppers (or aappa in Tamil), and thaachiya, meaning pan or wok. Wide and shallow with two small handles, built for the heat of an open flame. In a Tamil-speaking household, that same pan is known as the aappa chatti. Reinterpreted in stoneware, the thaachi moves beyond its origins without forgetting them. The form is the same — wide, low, two handles — but the use is no longer fixed. At home on any table, anywhere in the world.
The thaachiya takes its name from the Sinhala words for hopper pan — appa, meaning hoppers (or aappa in Tamil), and thaachiya, meaning pan or wok. Wide and shallow with two small handles, built for the heat of an open flame. In a Tamil-speaking household, that same pan is known as the aappa chatti. Reinterpreted in stoneware, the thaachi moves beyond its origins without forgetting them. The form is the same — wide, low, two handles — but the use is no longer fixed. At home on any table, anywhere in the world.
“Thaachiya pottery collection: 13 stoneware pieces inspired by the wide, shallow form of traditional hopper pans. Versatile handcrafted dishes for any table.”
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Messages come through to the potter’s phone. She answers between firings, usually within a day.
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