Our Story

About Tulasi Areca Leaf Plates

Named after a plant sacred to every Indian home — because purity is exactly what we promise.

Why "Tulasi"?

A Name Rooted in Purity

In almost every Indian household, the Tulasi plant holds a place of honour — worshipped for its purity, its healing properties, and its presence in daily ritual. When we chose a name for our tableware, nothing felt more fitting.

Just as Tulasi is untouched and sacred, our plates are untouched by plastic, chemicals, or artificial processing — a small promise we carry in everything we make.

“We didn't want to just make plates. We wanted to make something a grandmother would trust on her own dining table.” — A. Srinivasa Rao, Proprietor, Tulasi Areca Leaf Plates
Tulasi Areca Leaf Plates workshop in Venigandla, Pedakakani, Guntur
Our Journey

From a Village Workshop to Homes Across India

Tulasi Areca Leaf Plates began as a small family workshop near Pedakakani in Guntur district — a region known for its areca palm plantations. What started as a way to put fallen leaves to good use has grown into a trusted supply for households, restaurants and event planners across the country.

Even as we've grown, we've kept our process the same: real leaves, real hands, no shortcuts. We continue to partner directly with artisan families in nearby villages, offering fair, steady work using skills passed down through generations.

What We Stand For

Our Values

Purity First

No chemicals, no shortcuts — just leaf, heat and pressure, exactly as tradition intended.

Fair to Artisans

We work directly with village artisan families, ensuring fair, dependable income.

Honest Quality

Every batch is checked by hand before it leaves our workshop — no exceptions.

10+Years of Craftsmanship
50+Artisan Families Supported
1 Lakh+Plates Delivered Monthly
12+States Served Across India

Come See What We Make

Explore the full range of areca leaf plates, bowls and trays.