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| Kashimiri Kanger |
Necessity is the mother of invention. And that, is how the ‘Kanger’
was invented, many years ago, by Kashmiris in the Northern regions of India. A
work of art, the Kanger is almost a ‘personal heat radiator,’ if you will. It consists
of an earthen pot filled with coal and embers carried in a wicker encasement with
handles. To this day, Kashmiris carry the Kanger under their long closed cloaks
to combat the chilly winter weather.
Now, you may wish you had a ‘Kanger’ too, for it seems like
the quickest way to get rid of cold shivers. But without practice, you’d have
to worry about fire hazards, burning yourself and always having your hands
occupied while carrying this ‘mini fireplace’ under your cloak.
To your rescue, Satyendra Pakhale has combined the efficiency
and mobility of the Kanger with technology to create the ‘Kangeri Nomadic
Radiator’ - a modern, hassle free, mobile radiator that will keep you warm this
winter.
A plug-in portable heater, the Kangeri creates a zone of
warmth by heating up places close to the user. It’s smartly mounted on three
wheels, making it easy to maneuver around your home or office space.
Made from powder-coated aluminum with an integrated oak wood
handle, the Kangeri comes in two color options - black or white. It has a funky
red cord that complements the modern bulbous shape.
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| Project Drafts of the Kangeri Nomadic Radiator |
Energy efficient and aesthetically sophisticated, the Kangeri
Nomadic Radiator is a fresh take on radiator designs. Under the desk, in the
reading nook, near your couch, or next to your yoga mat, move it with you!
Launched by Satyendra Pakhale and Tubes Radiatori after years
of research, this smart, thoughtful, contemporary radiator is very desirable!
Click here to see the product video.
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