Betel Nut

1880s round two layer betel nut container tray. Woven bamboo with lacquered covering and painting of floral patterns.

1880s round two layer betel nut container tray. Woven bamboo with lacquered covering and painting of floral patterns.

BETEL NUTS ARE FROM PALM TREES. WOMEN CUT THEM AND THEN CHEW FOR A MILD HIGH. CRAFTSMAN FROM SUNATRA, INDONESIA MAKE DECORATIVE CUTTERS FROM BRONZE. WE HAVE A COLLECTION 0F 60 DIFFE...

This Indonesian box takes the form of a seated dog that swivels open to reveal compartments.

The center piece is a 'pan' (betel nut leaf) preparation container with a hinged lid.

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This large Anglo-Indian masterpiece is a faithful yet nuanced reproduction of the "Krishna Offers Betel Nut to His Beloved Radha" while the original watercolor was rendered in 1750 b...

The betel nut box, which contains betel leaves and various condiments, is a traditional item of hospitality in a Burmese house.

The betel nut box, which contains betel leaves and various condiments, is a traditional item of hospitality in a Burmese house.

The betel nut box, which contains betel leaves and various condiments, is a traditional item of hospitality in a Burmese house.

The betel nut box, which contains betel leaves and various condiments, is a traditional item of hospitality in a Burmese house.

The betel nut box, which contains betel leaves and various condiments, is a traditional item of hospitality in a Burmese house.

The betel nut box, which contains betel leaves and various condiments, is a traditional item of hospitality in a Burmese house.

The betel nut box, which contains betel leaves and various condiments, is a traditional item of hospitality in a Burmese house.

Antique Philippine Brass and Copper Betel Nut Box. The top lifts to reveal 2 hinged compartments that held the betel leaf and areca nut.

Unique Wooden Betel Nut Preparation Utensils Box Burma (Myanmar), 18th–19th Century Material: Carved wood Condition: Structurally restored with new hinges; original patina preserved ...

Antique Philippine Brass and Copper inlaid Betel Nut Box. The top lifts to reveal 2 hinged compartments that held the betel leaf, areca nut.

This ornate Indian betel nut box dates back to the early 20th century.

A heart shaped Southeast Asian bronze betel nut box (for Paan) with double compartments.

A striking Sumatran lacquered burl humidor box used for the storing implements related to betel nut chewing. The box, bearing a strong Art Deco feel (though predating it by several d...

A sexual symbolism thus became attached to the chewing of the nut and the leaf. The betel nut represented the male principle, and the betel leaf the female principle.

A petite antique Thai wooden betel nut box from the early 20th century, with painted décor and pierced motifs.

Kashmiri silver betel nut box, Khaas Daan, late 19th century Betel-chewing is a leisure pastime practiced since ancient times in many parts of south and southeast Asia.

This British Colonial-inspired reproduction lamp has brightly polished metal mounts. The mosaic-tiled glass is formed in the traditional melon (also referred to as ‘pumpkin’) shape, ...

A complete handmade copper and bronze antique Betel Nut Paan-daan box with beautiful patina. A quick way to add texture, character, color and rustic elements.

In many southeast Asian cultures, offering guests a betel quid to chew was the fundamental symbol of hospitality. A blend of leaves, nuts, seasonings, and sometimes tobacco, betel wa...

These types of boxes, known as kun-it, were originally used to house and present implements for betel nut chewing, in which the betel nut is sliced thinly and wrapped in betel leaf w...

Group of Four Indian Head of Gauri or Parvati Bronze Sculptures, one copper patinated bust and three gilt bronze betel nut boxes. Tallest: 3.75" H x 3.5" W x 3" D.

The dove bird is made of copper for the body and the feet are brass, the body is delicately and intricately etched and carved with floral and geometric designs. Probably used as a be...

It was used to hold the condiments and paraphernalia for betel nut chewing and would have been brought out whenever guests came to visit, or when the family gathered around.

The arch boasts intricate floral motifs, including betel nut, champak flowers, lotus, mango leaves, queen of the night, and pomegranate flowers, symbolizing hospitality, beauty, puri...

The top of the frame curves upwards, adorned with intricate carvings and motifs of acanthus, betel nut, lotus, mango, and queen of the night flower, symbolizing fertility, hospitalit...

The arch boasts intricate floral motifs, including betel nut, champak flowers, lotus, mango leaves, queen of the night, and pomegranate flowers, symbolizing hospitality, beauty, puri...

The artwork was made by The Golden Triangle’s in-house work room. Made from vintage Betel Nut Boxes from Myanmar. Artwork made in Chicago, IL.

Flanking the central arch are smaller window arches adorned with marigold, betel nut, and a pomegranate flower-triangular hybrid.

Some occasions that call for these ceremonies may include asking for successful crop planting, for prosperity, for good weather for the spinning of cotton, for the smooth running of ...

A brass betel nut box and cover together with a brass spittoon And brass betel nut serving set A well proportioned large betel nut box, heavily cast in bell metal Java, Indonesi...

Probably used as a betel nut box, tea caddy or treasure chest.

A silver Cambodian quail form betel nut box, circa 1950. 2 ¾ inches wide by 2 ¼ inches deep by 2 inches tall

The betel nut is still chewed throughout Southeast Asia and can consist of parts of the nut, lime powder, spices, and occasionally tobacco, wrapped in the betel leaf.

Betel Nut is consumed on a daily basis in a large portion of the Indonesian Archipellago.

Betel Nut is consumed on a daily basis in a large portion of the Indonesian Archipellago.

Handcrafted Indo-Islamic decorative collectible copper betel nut bird shape trinket box. Large tribal-style heavy brass bird box.

A 19th-century Mughal brass betel nut cutter, also known as a "sarota" in the Indian subcontinent, is a fine example of the exquisite craftsmanship and artistic expression that chara...

A 19th-century Mughal brass betel nut cutter, also known as a "sarota" in the Indian subcontinent, is a fine example of the exquisite craftsmanship and artistic expression that chara...

A 19th-century Mughal brass betel nut cutter, also known as a "sarota" in the Indian subcontinent, is a fine example of the exquisite craftsmanship and artistic expression that chara...

A 19th-century Mughal brass betel nut cutter, also known as a "sarota" in the Indian subcontinent, is a fine example of the exquisite craftsmanship and artistic expression that chara...

A 19th-century Mughal brass betel nut cutter, also known as a "sarota" in the Indian subcontinent, is a fine example of the exquisite craftsmanship and artistic expression that chara...

A 19th-century Mughal brass betel nut cutter, also known as a "sarota" in the Indian subcontinent, is a fine example of the exquisite craftsmanship and artistic expression that chara...