For families who cook bigger portions but are short of storage, a tasla is a practical answer. The Stahl Artisan Triply Stainless Steel Tasla in 24 cm (model 4624) is a handle-free kadhai with a stainless steel lid, built for family-sized dal, gravies, pulao-style dishes and festive cooking. Without fixed handles it stacks and stores compactly, which frees up shelf space.
The vessel is triply: a stainless steel cooking surface, an aluminium core that spreads heat and a magnetic stainless steel outer layer for induction. At 24 cm, even heat matters most, as larger quantities take longer to heat through and are more prone to scorching at the base. Stahl supplies the tasla with its lid and provides a 3-year warranty against manufacturing defects. A Stahl Klasp handle is sold separately for lifting.
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The 24 cm tasla is the larger of the two sizes we stock, suited to a family that cooks a full meal in one vessel, such as dal, a rich gravy or a pot of pulao. It gives more room to stir than the 20 cm.
No fixed handles means the tasla nests into a smaller footprint on a shelf, and sits easily on a burner without handles in the way of other pans. Stahl highlights this stacking advantage for a tasla.
The aluminium core between stainless steel layers spreads heat across the base and walls. Dishes cook evenly, and the risk of a burnt ring at the bottom falls.
The magnetic stainless steel outer layer works with induction cooktops, and the tasla also works on gas. You can use the same vessel if you change stoves.
The lid is stainless steel, easy to clean and maintain, and traps heat and steam for simmering. It stays with the tasla for easy storage.
Stahl sells a Klasp handle as an optional add-on for lifting and carrying, and the tasla is covered by a 3-year warranty against manufacturing defects.
The 24 cm tasla suits a wedding gift for a couple or family who like practical cookware that does not eat into cabinet space. It is distinctive without being unusual, since it still works as a kadhai. For corporate gifting, it fits Diwali gifts for senior staff, long-service gifts and client hampers, where a family-sized triply steel vessel with a lid and a 3-year warranty shows lasting value.
Both are triply steel, handle-free and come with a steel lid. The 24 cm is larger and suits bigger families and larger portions, while the 20 cm suits couples and small households.
No. The tasla is handle-free, which helps it stack and store. A Stahl Klasp handle is sold separately if you want one for lifting.
Use dry oven gloves or a thick cloth and hold the sides firmly with both hands, or use a Klasp handle. Never lift it with a damp cloth.
Yes. It is listed as induction compatible, and it also works on gas.
Yes. The pack has one tasla and one stainless steel lid.
It is a kadhai-style vessel, so frying is possible in moderate quantities. Without handles, extra care is needed when moving hot oil, so keep the vessel on the burner and avoid carrying it while the oil is hot.
It carries a 3-year warranty against manufacturing defects. Keep your invoice for any claim.
Covered by a 3-year warranty against manufacturing defects. Damage caused by misuse, overheating an empty pan or physical impact is not covered.