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Almost 15 years of devotion & kitchen tools worth billion hearts are on display at our #MuseumOfCulinaryArts in WGSHA Manipal, Manipal This is one of a kind 38-pieces of art. A whole kitchen is packed precisely inside a brass container. It is believed to be from late 19th century;...

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Mohan Visva3 years ago

@singhsahana @WManipal Used by Tambrams in earlier part of last century

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Bageshree 🇮🇳🇺🇸3 years ago

@WManipal Why this kun faya with ancient Indian civilisation things when kitab didn’t exist😵‍💫

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Swati Allahbadia3 years ago

@WManipal Similar set in Maharashtra too. Used in teerath yatras. The outer container is the ‘bamba’ to boil water.

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🚏୧⍤⃝💐🌈⃤☄️3 years ago

this is nice.😊 similar, but containing lesser vessels, were seen named as rukmini cooker and some are offering matching products as travel cooking utensils online too.

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Mala Kasthurirangan3 years ago

@WManipal You get a similar set called rail adukku set. They even remake those today in the south.

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ŚastraŚāstraDhari3 years ago

@satishacharya @WManipal Still didn’t get the music reference. M. S. Subbulakshmi dev stuti would have justified the video’s theme since these items were meant for dev-sthanam travel purpose.

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AwakenedCommonMan3 years ago

@WManipal You are telling me my modular kitchen is just a waste of space 🤐

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True to Self3 years ago

@WManipal I have been there too. Some amazing faculty and great infra.

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𝔰𝔞𝔱𝔦𝔰𝔥3 years ago

@WManipal fits perfectly

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Kalyani3 years ago

@WManipal Hope such sets are manufactured and back in the stores. Would be so convenient for use!

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