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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 |
| Annual Revenue | closed |
| No. of Employees | closed |
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SD item code:12318018
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Stainless steel ice pail* Curry server approx. 400 ml
 Original text before translation
ステンレスのアイスペール・カレーサーバー 約400ml
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(ID-TBLWR-1399#3)
Wholesale Price: Members Only
3 pcs /set
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Approx. 18cm x 16.50cm x 12.50cm Approx. 320g
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Country of manufacture: India
Material / component: Stainless
Package: Identical to photo
Year of manufacture: 2024
Product tag: None
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Description
| *Beautiful shiny stainless steel This ice pail has a lovely Indian atmosphere and is perfect for serving ice. It is a simple piece, but its simplicity is all the more appealing. It has a handle and is just the right size, so it can be used for entertaining guests when they come over. Although it is a bit extravagant, it is also great to use as a tasteful accessory case. The ice pail is small in size, but in India, it is also used for serving small refills of curry such as sambal or rasam. *Why do Indian people choose stainless steel tableware? In India, many behaviors in life are determined by religious beliefs. One of the major factors that determine Indian people's behavior is the concept of purity and impurity. This [cleanliness and uncleanness] does not mean whether one is actually dirty or clean, but whether one is religiously [clean or unclean]. Therefore, dirty dishes are religiously considered unclean, and in South India, banana leaves are used, while in North India, stainless steel dishes, which are religiously considered clean, are used. |
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| Air Mail | From Dec.31st to Jan.2nd |
| EMS | From Dec.30th to Jan.2nd |
| Pantos Express | From Jan.1st to Jan.6th |
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| FedEx | From Dec.30th to Jan.1st |
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Approx. 400cc capacity [product details].
Capacity: about 600cc or so Material: Stainless steel [Caution] This is an Indian product and may have scratches and be slightly dirty. Product size approx. 18cm x 16.50cm x 12.50cm approx. 320g [Category]Indian and Asian Foods*Ingredients:Cooking Utensils [Tags] ice pail ice pot ice container ice jar Indian cookware tableware Asian food ethnic food ethnic ingredients ethnic asian food food ingredients |
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This ice pail has a lovely Indian atmosphere and is perfect for serving ice. It is a simple piece, but its simplicity is all the more appealing. It has a handle and is just the right size, so it can be used for entertaining guests when they come over. Although it is a bit extravagant, it is also great to use as a tasteful accessory case.
The ice pail is small in size, but in India, it is also used for serving small refills of curry such as sambal or rasam.
*Why do Indian people choose stainless steel tableware?
In India, many behaviors in life are determined by religious beliefs. One of the major factors that determine Indian people's behavior is the concept of purity and impurity. This [cleanliness and uncleanness] does not mean whether one is actually dirty or clean, but whether one is religiously [clean or unclean].
Therefore, dirty dishes are religiously considered unclean, and in South India, banana leaves are used, while in North India, stainless steel dishes, which are religiously considered clean, are used.
インドの雰囲気が素敵な、氷をサーブするのに最適なアイスペールです。シンプルな一品ですが、そのシンプルさがかえって魅力的。取っ手がついていてちょうど良いサイズなので、お客様が来た時のおもてなしなどに使えます。少し贅沢ですが、味のある小物いれとして用いても素敵ですね。
こぶりなアイスペールですが、インドではサンバルやラッサムといった少なめのカレーのおかわりをサーブする際にも使われたりします。
■インドの人がステンレス食器を選ぶ理由
インドでは生活の中の多くの行動が宗教的観念によって決められています。インド人の行動を決定する大きな要因の一つに「浄と不浄」と言う概念があります。この「浄と不浄」は実際に汚いかきれいかではなく、宗教的に「浄か不浄」かを意味します。
その為、汚れた食器などが宗教的に不浄され、南インドはバナナの葉っぱなどで、北インドでは宗教的に汚れないとされているステンレスの食器をみんな使用しています。