Kottai Paakku - 11 Pieces

Kottai Paaku, or dried betel nut, is a traditional offering in Hindu rituals and a key ingredient in cultural practices across India. Derived from the areca palm, these dried nuts have a strong cultural significance in ceremonies and religious events. 

Betel nuts, also known as areca nuts, are primarily grown in tropical regions, especially in South and Southeast Asia. They have been used for centuries in India in religious and social ceremonies. Known as "Paaku" in Tamil, these nuts have been associated with hospitality and respect in various Indian cultures. Traditionally, they are offered along with betel leaves (Vetrilai) during rituals and are considered sacred.

Uses & Benefits:

- Religious Offerings: Betel nuts are a key part of Hindu offerings during poojas and festivals, symbolizing respect and hospitality.

- Cultural Significance: Kottai Paaku is used in various rituals, weddings, and other traditional ceremonies as a sign of good fortune and purity.

- Digestive Aid: In traditional Ayurvedic medicine, betel nut is believed to aid in digestion and improve oral health.

- Died Betel Nut is stimulant, astringent and taenifuge.It increases the flow of saliva, sweetens the breath, and strengthens the gums of teeth.

- It has beneficial effects on the protection against tooth cavities.Chewing betel nuts helps prevent nausea.