Stainless Steel Cookware

Indiwish's cookware line covers the pots that actually go on the stove, not just the table. The Salem 304 Cooker Container is the pressure-cooker-safe steel container used to cook rice, dal and vegetables inside a cooker, sold across nine size codes to match every standard cooker body. The Plain Saucepan is an 18-gauge pan with a heat-resistant handle for everyday stovetop cooking, and the FB Tope and RB Tope are the flat-bottom and round-bottom cooking pots (tope, patila) found in most Indian kitchens, both offered across twelve sizes from a small No. 7 up to a catering-scale No. 18. The Classic Handi and Prime Handi round out the range as traditional-shaped serving-and-cooking pots, sold as two-piece sets with either a steel or a see-through glass lid — good enough to go straight from stove to table. Every piece here is heavier-gauge steel than the servingware range, built for direct heat rather than just plating.