Pakistani! Traditional roti plates
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Why purchase overly expensive china when traditional handcrafted plates can look equally beautiful? Log on to Sindh Crafts website where you will see a variety of handmade fancy roti plates and roti hot pots (traditionally known as dabkis).

Various colours and sizes are available. Do not spend more than Rs 1,250 and you’re done with your crockery shopping.
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