Wooden Rice Stamper / Arisi Ulakkai / Chaval Musal / Akki Pestal / உலக்கை – 60 Inches (5 Feet) – Premium Model with Brass Rings on Both Sides

Ulakkai / Rice Stamper is one of the oldest and most respected kitchen tools in South Indian households, especially in our villages.
Used by generations of women, this traditional tool helped powder rice, remove husk from grains, and prepare masalas with natural taste.

Our ancestors trusted the Ulakkai for its strength, durability, and the healthy, natural texture it brings to ingredients.
Even today, many rural homes still proudly use this beautiful tool as part of their daily cooking tradition.

This premium Ulakkai is crafted from strong, long-lasting wood, ensuring stability and strength while stamping grains or spices.

What makes this model special is the Brass Ring on both sides.
In our culture, brass (pithalai) is considered a symbol of prosperity, purity, and good fortune.
Brass was traditionally used in household tools to:

Attract positive energy (Vaastu Shakti)

Bring good luck and wealth into the home

Prevent negative vibrations

Add longevity to wooden tools due to its anti-corrosive nature

The brass rings not only protect the ends of the Ulakkai from damage when used with heavy force but also follow our age-old belief that brass enhances the spiritual and cultural value of a household tool.

Lightweight, easy to lift, and perfectly balanced, this Rice Stamper makes traditional grinding effortless.

Ideal for powdering dry chillies, turmeric, paddy, spices, and herbs, giving that authentic village-style texture and aroma.