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TIRAKITA CO., LTD.
| Address | 339 Isshiki Hayama-machi Miura-gun Kanagawa, JAPAN ZIP:238-0026 |
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| Representative Name | Atsushi Umehara |
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Peacock Kumkum Box made of brass, diameter: approx. 10 cm
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ブラス製 孔雀のクムクムボックス 直径：10cm程度
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Country of manufacture: India
Material / component: brass
Package: Identical to photo
Year of manufacture: 2022
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Description
| *Heavy Kumkum Box This is an elegant and stately Kumkum powder (Indian colored powder to be applied to the forehead) box with a peacock motif. The peacock in the center is screwed on to lock the surrounding case. Kumkum is an integral part of Indian people's lives, and the container itself is also an ornament. The design and ornamentation are uniquely Indian, creating a wonderfully designed container. It is a cute box that can hold a variety of small objects, so you can use it to hold powder like the Indians do, or you can use it as an earring holder. It is suitable for storing small things carefully. *What is Kumkum Powder? When you visit India, you will notice a red mark on a woman's forehead. These are usually called bindis, which are sticker-type fashion items that can be put on and taken off, but these bindis originated from something called Kumkum. When you go to a temple in India, you may have had your forehead marked with a white or red powder, and rice pasted on top of it. So this is Kumkum. Kumkum refers to the colored powder used in festivals and religious ceremonies, and was traditionally made with turmeric and saffron. |
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[Material]Brass
Product size approx. 11.50cm x 10cm x 10cm approx. 900g [Category]Ethnic goods: Miscellaneous goods of retro taste [Tag] antique retro accessory case Kumkum case earrings case retro antique Indian sundries ethnic Indian Asian miscellaneous goods |
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This is an elegant and stately Kumkum powder (Indian colored powder to be applied to the forehead) box with a peacock motif. The peacock in the center is screwed on to lock the surrounding case. Kumkum is an integral part of Indian people's lives, and the container itself is also an ornament. The design and ornamentation are uniquely Indian, creating a wonderfully designed container. It is a cute box that can hold a variety of small objects, so you can use it to hold powder like the Indians do, or you can use it as an earring holder. It is suitable for storing small things carefully.
*What is Kumkum Powder?
When you visit India, you will notice a red mark on a woman's forehead. These are usually called bindis, which are sticker-type fashion items that can be put on and taken off, but these bindis originated from something called Kumkum.
When you go to a temple in India, you may have had your forehead marked with a white or red powder, and rice pasted on top of it. So this is Kumkum. Kumkum refers to the colored powder used in festivals and religious ceremonies, and was traditionally made with turmeric and saffron.
孔雀をモチーフにした典雅で重厚なクムクムパウダー（額につけるインドの色粉）ボックスです。中央の孔雀はネジ式になっており、ねじこむことで周囲のケースをロックするようになっています。インド人の生活に密着しているクムクムはその入れ物自体が装飾品ともなっています。インドらしいデザインと装飾をあしらった、素晴らしいデザインの入れ物を作り出しました。小さな物を色々収納できる可愛いボックスですので、インド人のように粉物を入れてもいいですし、ピアス入れにしてもいいでしょう。小さな物を大切にしまっておくのに適しています。
■クムクムパウダーって？
インドに行くと、女性の額の上に赤い印が付いていることに気が付きます。これは通常はビンディと呼ばれ、シールタイプになっていてつけたり剥がしたり出来るファッションアイテムなのですが、このビンディの発祥がクムクムと呼ばれるもの。
インドのお寺に行くと、額に白や赤の粉でポチっと印を付けられ、その上にお米を貼られたりした人も多いと思います。これがクムクムなのですね。クムクムとは、お祭りや宗教儀式で使われる色粉の事を指し、伝統的にはターメリックやサフランで作られていました。