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| Address | 339 Isshiki Hayama-machi Miura-gun Kanagawa, JAPAN ZIP:238-0026 |
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| Representative Name | Atsushi Umehara |
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Ganesha carved on kumma nut - Supari Ganesh
 Original text before translation
キンマの実に彫られたガネーシャ - Supari Ganesh
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Country of manufacture: India
Material / component: Nut
Package: Identical to photo
Year of manufacture: 2021
Product tag: None
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Description
| *Ganesha statue carved on a kumma nut. This is a rare piece of Ganesha carved by hand on kumma nuts, which are widely popular in India and Southeast Asia. The betel nut is widely enjoyed in South and Southeast Asia, and is called betel nut, betel nut, betel nut, betel nut, paan, and so on. When you visit India, you may see green leaves sold at food stalls. This is Indian paan, which is a delicacy made by coating betel nut leaves with lime dissolved in water, mixing it with thinly sliced dried betel nuts, and chewing the mixture in the mouth. When paan is put in the mouth, it has a unique bitter taste and gives a feeling of mild excitement* intoxication. Paan is now considered a luxury food favored by older Indians, but it was once widely enjoyed throughout India. Paan is an integral part of Indian life. And they have found divinity in it and treated it with great care. Ganesha carved into the kumma fruit is called Supari Ganesh and is highly prized. Use it for worship at your home altar or as a small gift. |
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| Air Mail | From May.10th to May.14th |
| EMS | From May.9th to May.14th |
| Pantos Express | From May.13th to May.16th |
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[Remarks]This is a one-of-a-kind Ganesha statue created by people in India, who carved each sword from a natural kumma nut. Due to the natural nature of the fruit, there may be slight differences from the photo.
The surface is coated with lacquer, so it is not edible. [Material]Nuts Product size approx. 2cm x 2cm x 2cm approx. 10g [Category]Ethnic goods: Ganesha statues [Tags] Ganesha Ganesha statue Ganesh Paan Kimma Ganesha Ganesha statue India God Ethnic India Asian miscellaneous goods |
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This is a rare piece of Ganesha carved by hand on kumma nuts, which are widely popular in India and Southeast Asia.
The betel nut is widely enjoyed in South and Southeast Asia, and is called betel nut, betel nut, betel nut, betel nut, paan, and so on.
When you visit India, you may see green leaves sold at food stalls. This is Indian paan, which is a delicacy made by coating betel nut leaves with lime dissolved in water, mixing it with thinly sliced dried betel nuts, and chewing the mixture in the mouth. When paan is put in the mouth, it has a unique bitter taste and gives a feeling of mild excitement* intoxication.
Paan is now considered a luxury food favored by older Indians, but it was once widely enjoyed throughout India. Paan is an integral part of Indian life. And they have found divinity in it and treated it with great care.
Ganesha carved into the kumma fruit is called Supari Ganesh and is highly prized. Use it for worship at your home altar or as a small gift.
インドや東南アジアで広く親しまれているキンマの実に、ガネーシャ像を手で彫り込んだ珍しい一品です。
キンマの実は広く南アジア、東南アジアで嗜好されていますので、各国で名前が異なり、ベテルナッツ、ビンロウジュ、檳榔、パーンなどと呼ばれています。
インドに行った際に、屋台で緑色の葉っぱが売られているのを見かけますが、こちらがインドのパーンで、キンマの葉に水で溶いた石灰を塗り、キンマの実を薄く切って乾燥させたものとを混ぜて、口に含み噛む嗜好品です。パーンを口に含むと、独特の苦味とともに、軽い興奮・酩酊感が得られれます。
パーンは、現在では年配のインド人が好む嗜好品という位置づけになっていますが、かつては広くインド中で嗜好されていました。パーンは、インド人の生活に欠かせないものです。そして、彼らはそこに神性を発見し、大切に扱ってきました。
キンマの実にガネーシャを彫り込むんだものはスパリ・ガネーシャ(Supari Ganesh)と呼ばれ、珍重されています。お家の祭壇での礼拝や、小さな贈り物としてご活用ください。