When in Lahore, eat your food in Mughal art cookware

Author: News Desk

Craftsmen Ratan, Moshin and Jameel from Lahore are keeping the Mughal art alive on cookware decades after it was used only at regal palaces. The miniature Mughal art is first sketched on the brass pots, carved with nails and hammer and then polished. Prices for these vessels range from Rs 2,000 to Rs 20,000.

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