Description
“Hotpot made with khajoor leaves” refers to a traditional, hand-woven hotpot cover or basket crafted from the leaves of the date palm tree (khajoor). It does not refer to a culinary dish or recipe.
These functional, eco-friendly handicrafts are popular in regions like Sindh, Pakistan, where rural women artisans weave various colorful leaves into intricate designs.
Purpose
- Keeping Food Warm: The primary practical use is to cover hot food, such as bread or stews, to help keep them warm for a longer time.
- Serving: They also serve as decorative items for presenting food and enhancing the beauty of the kitchen or dining table.
The craft reflects the rich cultural heritage and traditional techniques of the region’s artisans. Similar traditional cooking and serving items made from natural materials are found in other cultures, such as clay pots used in Vietnamese “kho” dishes.
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