Natural Sal Leaf Plate ( khali)

Embrace Tradition and Sustainability with Natural Sal Leaf Plates

These Natural Sal Leaf Plates, also known as Khali, Patravali, or Pattal, are a traditional and eco-friendly alternative to disposable plates. Made from the fallen leaves of the Sal tree, these plates are perfect for serving meals during puja, festivals, or special occasions.

The Tradition of Patravali:

In India and Nepal, Patravali has been used for centuries as a sustainable and hygienic way to serve food. These plates are made by stitching together broad leaves, mainly from Sal, Dhak, or Bauhinia trees. They are biodegradable and compostable, making them an environmentally conscious choice.

Perfect for Puja and Celebrations:

These Sal Leaf Plates are ideal for serving prasad (sacred food) during puja ceremonies or for special occasions like weddings, birthdays, and festivals. They add a touch of tradition and authenticity to your celebrations.

Benefits of Sal Leaf Plates:

• Eco-Friendly: Made from fallen leaves, these plates are biodegradable and compostable, reducing waste and environmental impact.
• Hygienic: Sal leaves have natural antibacterial properties, making these plates a hygienic choice for serving food.
• Aesthetically Pleasing: The natural texture and earthy aroma of Sal leaves add a unique touch to your meals.
• Traditional and Cultural: Using Patravali connects you to the rich cultural heritage of India and Nepal.
• Support Local Communities: By purchasing these plates, you support the livelihoods of local artisans who create them.

Complementary Offering:

Includes Nirmalya Mahaprasadam and Sanjua for 30 days, adding a touch of sacredness to your purchase.

Order Your Natural Sal Leaf Plates Today!

Embrace tradition and sustainability with these beautiful and eco-friendly Sal Leaf Plates.

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