Eco-friendly packaging is the only way! At Byora Homes, we bring out products made of sustainable and eco-friendly materials such as Wood, Marble, Ceramic, Sabai grass and many more. Our goal is to develop accessories made of such sustainable materials for a more greener and conscious living. And, it doesn’t stop there, we are a 100% plastic-free brand, even our packaging is eco-friendly; we use accessories such as newspaper, paper bubble wrap, brown sheets, water activated paper tapes and other accessories. ECO – FRIENDLY SUSTAINABLE Our meticulous eco-friendly packaging necessitates a series of difficult steps. For all of our sustainable and eco-friendly accessories, we use corrugated 5-ply and 3-ply boxes. We use these thick-ply corrugated (made of paper and cardboard) boxes to provide strength and prevent damage to the box during transportation. Our entire product line is packaged in layers of material – Newspapers are layered on top of a thin brown sheet layer that’s been previously used to pack the product. After that, we utilize a paper roll made of honeycomb bubble wrap as an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional plastic bubble wrap. To give the product the ideal strength, this paper bubble roll is wrapped around it at least three to four times. Once these products are layered up, they are tied with jute laces and put in corrugated boxes. Water-activated paper tapes are used to seal the corrugated box. After being taped, the product is placed inside the box with paper fills so that it is tightly packed and there is no movement inside the box, making the shipping of that product more secure and robust. To verify the strength of the packing, every one of our shipments is put through a drop test, which entails dropping the product from different heights and angles. At Byora Homes, we strive to provide our clients with the best possible products and packaging. Through such steps, we hope to give our customers a greener way of life. https://byorahomes.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/VID_64391119_025941_345-online-video-cutter.com-1.mp4

The most crucial component of stoneware maintenance and upkeep is to make sure it is at ambient temperature. Thermal shock can occur as a result of abrupt changes in temperature, causing your stoneware to crack and chip. When it comes to soap, stay away from citrus juices and citrus-based cleaners, as they will destroy the outer gloss. Additionally, avoid using scratchy metal pads or cutlery. Instead, use nylon pads to clean it. If you want to season your stoneware for better flavor when cooking, all you have to do is wash it in hot water with no soap. This allows the oils baked on the stoneware to build up and form a coating that protects the stoneware and makes it easier to clear off food with each usage. This seasoning method is just a natural way to generate corrosion- and stick-resistant coating. Yes, stoneware can be used in the oven, but great care must be used when handling it. It’s totally safe to use for cooking, although fast temperature swings should be avoided. At the same time, this does not imply that the item should be preheated. It’s better not to preheat empty stoneware in the oven because it will most likely fracture or break. Simply make sure it’s at room temperature and that the oven has finished preheating before placing it in the oven. If your piece is not glazed, it should only be hand-washed. However, some glazed stoneware is dishwasher safe. You simply need to follow any instructions that come with it. As previously said, ensure your stoneware has cooled to room temperature before putting it in the dishwasher. It’s advisable to avoid using it in the microwave unless it’s clearly labelled as such. Glazed stoneware has paint that may contain trace amounts of metals or chemicals that capture microwave radiation and lead to damage. If your stoneware states that it can be microwaved, keep thermal shock in mind. Make sure not to overstress your work by alternating between drastic temperature fluctuations too soon. https://byorahomes.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/MVI_2907-online-video-cutter.com_.mp4 Material – Technique – Crafter Only clay is used in pottery. Clay and other minerals can, however, be added to ceramics to strengthen them. Since clay is the only ingredient in pottery, it is porous and not watertight; and is ideal for intricate engraving too. Since antiquity, cultures all across the world—from ancient Greece to the Ashanti Empire and mediaeval Japan—have valued pottery for this reason. Earthenware was followed by stoneware. Compared to earthenware, it needs greater firing temperatures. In contrast to porcelain, which is nearly usually white, artists can create stoneware using a variety of clay hues. For a truly distinctive twist, we even mix several clay colors into some of our stoneware.  Stoneware is a robust, hard, and impermeable material. It can be used as a baking dish or a personalized prize. It is strong, stylish, and adaptable. It can withstand the heat from a microwave, dishwasher, or even an oven. Stoneware is ideal for sipping coffee or tea because it absorbs and distributes heat more evenly than other varieties of pottery.

Always clean your wooden chopping board by hand. Wood boards and other wood items (such as salad bowls and spoons) should never be put in the dishwasher or submerged in water since they will distort and/or crack. If you seem unable to cleanse your board straight away after preparing meals, set it on your countertop until you can. You may not even need to wash it in some cases. Simply brush away the crumbs or wipe the table clean with a moist cloth or paper towel if you’ve only sliced bread. Lightly rinse the board with a sponge and warm, soapy water. It’s crucial to wash both sides of the board (even if you just chopped on one side) to avoid the board from drying unevenly and warping. After rinsing the board, thoroughly dry it with a clean dish towel or paper towel. Allow it to air-dry entirely before storing it, standing it straight on your counter to avoid any remaining water from accumulating. Massage your cutting board with mineral oil on a regular basis (once a month/2 months) if it starts to seem worn or isn’t quite as sleek as you’d want. Food-based oils, such as vegetable or olive oil, should not be used because they can go rancid. Wooden utensils and chopping boards will be stained by highly pigmented foods like tomato sauce or berries. If they’re discolored, they’re still safe to use, and the spots will dissipate over time. Strong fragrances, such as mustard or oil, can soak odors from woodenware and convey them to other meals. Rub the wooden surface with the cut side of a split lemon or a paste made of baking soda and water to remove the odor. This will assist in removing the stink. To avoid flavor transfer, keep a separate cutting board and/or tool for more delicious dishes if this is a major issue. https://byorahomes.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/MVI_2901-online-video-cutter.com-trim.mp4 Material – Technique – Crafter Wood Carving is a form of woodworking by means of a cutting tool (knife) in one hand or a chisel by two hands or with one hand on a chisel and one hand on a mallet, resulting in a wooden figure or handicraft, or in the sculptural ornamentation of a wooden object. It therefore forms an important hidden element in the art history of many cultures. Rajasthan is not only known for its desert but wood work also. The existence of jungles in some parts of Rajasthan like Jaipur, Banswara, Kota, and Udaipur have opened plenty of opportunities. The desert may not produce too much wood, but what there is – along with wood imported from other parts of India – is beautifully worked by local craftsmen into excellent statues, furniture and other objets d’art. Amongst the most popular expressions of Rajasthan’s woodwork are its furniture – the exquisitely carved furniture of Barmer; the brightly-painted screens and doors of Kishangarh; latticework, wood inlaid with brass; lacquered wood and more. All our wooden-ware accessories are food-grade safe. The polish done on these wooden utensils are food-grade safe certified by the FSSAI.

Natural materials take extreme attention to become sustainable. Always avoid placing grass items in a moist or damp environment. Immersing grass products in water is a no-no. Always use a clean and dry cotton rag to clean the accessories. If you need to clean it thoroughly, use a light moist cloth and gently rub it over the affected area; make sure to air-dry it in the sun to restore its lustre. Make sure the products are not exposed to too much sunlight, as this might cause grass damage. https://byorahomes.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/MVI_2892-online-video-cutter.com_.mp4 Material – Technique – Crafter It appears to be ordinary grass, and in many respects, it is. Sabai Grass (Eulaliopsis binata), which grows naturally in West Bengal and Odisha’s forest fringe regions, is light, manageable, and dyeable. This natural fibre, which was formerly used to manufacture rope, is now chicly fashioned into items like baskets, cots, furniture, wall hangings, decorative boxes, and coasters. These items have grown in popularity all around the world since they are handcrafted, organic, and sustainable.  For many individuals in these areas, it has evolved into a source of livelihood, of female empowerment, and even of healing. The grass is manually twisted into strands, and the ring of a bicycle wheel is then used to strengthen the twists. The next step is to smooth out these twists’ jagged edges. The lengthy ropes are wound into bundles after being twisted. Sometimes, the grass is intertwined.  Braided and woven Grass is used to make a variety of items, including baskets, coasters, cutlery stands, and many other items.

ABOUT KITCHENWARE: The equipment, utensils, appliances, plates, and cookware used in food preparation and serving are known as kitchenware. For enjoyable cooking in the kitchen, choose gorgeous, authentic home-grown kitchenware products! ABOUT SERVEWARE: Serveware is derived from the Latin word servire, which means “to serve.” Serving bowls, platters, salad bowls, dessert bowls, casseroles, soup pots, teapots, and any other dishes used to deliver and display food to the table fall under this category. Exquisite serving platters, bowls, and many other products are waiting to be served on your tablescape! ABOUT TABLEWARE: Tableware means things to put on the table, such as utensils used to hold, serve, and handle food and drink. Tableware consists of a range of containers, cutlery, and numerous dishes and accessories. Accessorize and adorn your tables with the perfect accessories!