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Mandi Gobindgarh, Punjab

A Father's Vision,
Carried Forward by His Sons

Two brothers started PINAK to carry forward their father's love of traditional brass utensils. We make hand-hammered brass and copper cookware in Mandi Gobindgarh, Punjab.

Shri Joginder Paul Ji, whose idea started PINAK
The inspiration

Shri Joginder Paul Ji

PINAK began as his idea

The Story of PINAK

Why we started PINAK

PINAK was born from the vision and dream of our father, Shri Joginder Paul Ji.

He always believed that traditional brass (Peetal) utensils were more than just kitchenware — they represented purity, heritage, and a way of life passed down through generations.

Inspired by his ideas and guided by his dream, his two sons came together to turn that vision into reality and founded PINAK in 2024. What began as a father's thought soon became a shared mission — to revive the timeless tradition of brass utensils and bring it back into modern kitchens.

For us, PINAK is not merely a business. It is our father's vision, carried forward by his two sons with dedication, respect, and pride. Through every piece we create, we strive to preserve the values he gave us while blending India's rich heritage with contemporary living.

“PINAK is a legacy — envisioned by a father, carried forward by his sons, and crafted for generations to come.”

— His two sons
Where we make it

Mandi Gobindgarh, Punjab

Mandi Gobindgarh is a Punjab town known for its steel and metal industry. Our cookware is made and hand-hammered here.

Artisans shaping and polishing brass cookware at the PINAK workshop
01

Hand-hammered finish

Each piece is hammered by hand, which gives the surface its dimpled texture.

02

Cast brass handles

Handles are cast in brass and fixed to the body with stainless steel rivets.

03

Food-grade interior

The cooking surface is food-grade stainless steel, which does not react with lemon, tomato, curd or spices.

Timeline

How PINAK started

The idea

A father's belief in brass

Shri Joginder Paul Ji always believed that traditional brass (peetal) utensils deserved a place in everyday Indian kitchens.

2024

PINAK founded under 'MY FIRST PRIORITY'

His two sons founded PINAK in Mandi Gobindgarh, Punjab, to make that idea real: hammered brass and copper cookware for modern kitchens.

Today

Made for modern kitchens

We make hand-hammered brass and copper cookware with a food-grade stainless steel interior, and deliver it across India.

See the range

Browse our lagons, kadhais, saucepans and tawas.