Sabai Grass Roti Box- Handmade eco-friendly storage

This handwoven Sabai Grass Roti Box is “a beautiful and eco-friendly way to store and serve your rotis”. Made from 100% natural Sabai grass, it combines traditional craftsmanship with modern kitchen needs. The breathable fibers and snug lid design lock in warmth and moisture, helping to keep chapatis, parathas or naan soft and fresh. Each box is produced by rural artisans using sustainable methods, so you’re supporting local communities and zero-waste living with every purchase.

• Material & Craftsmanship: Handwoven from organic Sabai grass (a durable, tufted perennial fiber), this roti box adds rustic charm while remaining lightweight. The natural fiber is anti-fungal and biodegradable, making it a healthy choice for food storage. Its insulating weave helps preserve the freshness and warmth of bread. 

• Sustainable & Artisanal: Entirely plastic-free and toxin-free, the box aligns with eco-friendly and fair-trade values. By choosing this roti box, you support skilled artisans and traditional crafts in India. (Studies show ~80% of consumers are willing to pay a premium for sustainable, locally made goods.)
• Versatile Use: Sized for Indian flatbreads (≈20 cm diameter × 12 cm height), it comfortably holds 5–6 chapatis. Use it at the dining table to keep rotis warm for family meals, or repurpose it as a decorative breadbasket for buns, snacks or pastries. The secure lid ensures heat retention; pair it with a cotton liner or napkin to absorb moisture and crumbs.
• Dimensions & Care: ~10″ diameter × 8″ tall (with lid on). To clean, gently brush or wipe with a damp cloth – avoid soaking. Air-dry in sunlight to prevent mildew. Handle carefully to preserve the weave; a little sun or fresh air after use prolongs its life.

Overall, this natural roti container blends function with style. It’s not only durable and practical, but also a conversation piece – as one brand notes, its “unique and rustic charm will impress your guests while also making a positive impact on the environment and local communities.