A tasla is a kadhai without handles, and that small difference changes how it lives in a kitchen. The Stahl Artisan Triply Stainless Steel Tasla in 20 cm (model 4620) does the same jobs as a classic kadhai, with a stainless steel lid, but the missing handles let tasla vessels stack neatly and take less shelf space, a real advantage in a small kitchen.
It is built triply: a stainless steel cooking surface, a heat-spreading aluminium core and a magnetic stainless steel outer layer, which makes it induction compatible. The core keeps heat even, so tempering, sautéing and simmering are less likely to scorch. Stahl supplies the tasla with its lid and provides a 3-year warranty against manufacturing defects. A separate Stahl Klasp handle is available as an add-on for lifting.
For genuine, warranty-backed Stahl cookware, Varanasi homes have relied on Girdhar Das & Sons since 1970, and every product we stock is brand-authorised and 100% genuine. Order online at gdsons.co.in with delivery across India, or visit us at W.H. Smith School Road, Sigra, Varanasi, where our team can show you how a tasla works and advise on the Klasp handle.
With no fixed handles, the tasla stacks and stores more compactly than a regular kadhai. It is a good fit for kitchens where shelf and cabinet space is limited.
The 20 cm tasla is the smaller of the two Tasla sizes we stock, suited to a small family or couple. It handles everyday dal, a sabzi, a tadka or a quick one-pot dish without crowding a burner.
Stainless steel on the inside and out surrounds an aluminium core, which spreads heat across the base and up the walls. That reduces hot spots, so masala browns evenly and gravies simmer without catching.
The magnetic outer layer makes the tasla suitable for induction cooktops, and it works on gas as well. One vessel serves whichever cooktop you use.
The supplied stainless steel lid is easy to clean and maintain, and keeps heat and moisture in while you simmer or steam. It stores neatly with the tasla.
Stahl sells a Klasp handle separately for lifting and carrying the tasla, and the vessel itself carries a 3-year warranty against manufacturing defects.
A tasla is a distinctive gift for a couple setting up a first kitchen: it does everything a kadhai does and it takes less space, which new homes appreciate. At 20 cm, it is also practical to pack and courier. For corporate gifting, it suits employee welcome kits, Diwali hampers and relocation gifts, and it stands out because it is different from the usual kadhai, while still being immediately useful.
A tasla is a kadhai-style vessel without handles. It does the same cooking jobs as a kadhai, and the handle-free design makes it easier to stack and store.
Use a dry cloth or oven gloves and hold it by the sides, or use a Stahl Klasp handle, which is sold separately. Ask our team in store about availability of the handle.
Yes. It is listed as induction compatible and also works on gas cooktops.
Yes. The pack contains one tasla and one stainless steel lid.
It suits everyday dal, a sabzi for a small family, tadka, boiled or steamed items and quick one-pot dishes. For larger families, the 24 cm tasla gives more space.
No. It is uncoated triply stainless steel. Preheat the pan and add oil before adding ingredients, and sticking is kept to a minimum.
It has a 3-year warranty against manufacturing defects. Keep your invoice, as claims are processed against proof of purchase.
Covered by a 3-year warranty against manufacturing defects. Damage caused by misuse, overheating an empty pan or physical impact is not covered.