Nipa Palm is creeping semiaquatic feather palm of the genus Nipa found in mangrove swamps and tidal estuaries in Thailand and South East Asia; its sap is used for liquor; leaves are used for thatch and as alternative to processed skins or cigarette papers.
Saturday, 28 November 2015
Smoking with Nipa Palm leaf
Brief Introduction of Nipa Palm leaf
Dried and
processed Nipa Palm leaves (skins) with tobacco
Watch the
following video for "How to smoke with Nipa Palm skins".
The Nipa Palm
tree or scientifically known as "Nypa Fruticans" is being planted
with the trunk or stem under the mud while the leaves and the flowers grow
upwards which defines it as unusual palm tree. The possibility of Nipa Palm
trees to grow is approximately up to 9 meters in height. The well-harvested
Nipa Palm trees are normally being picked by the local people to be proceed and
dried under the sun until the color of the leaves change. Especially, young leaves
of Nipa Palm are the best for the making process of smoking paper which is
natural and harmless to human bodies. Without any chemical usage in the process
of making the Nipa Palm leaves (skins), it increases the preference of local
people to merely do it at home and this produces the finest homemade Nipa Palm
skins. The Simple Process of Nipa Palm Leaves Skins (For Cigarette Papers)
Nipa Palm trees
Nipa Palm leaves
Young Nipa Palm leaves skins
Well-picked Nipa Palm leaves skins
Rolled Nipa Palm leaves skins
Nipa Palm leaves skins before a drying process
Nipa Palm leaves skins after a drying process
Dried Nipa Palm leaves skins are straightened
Dried Nipa Palm leaves skins after being straightened
Well-shaped Nipa Palm leaves skins
Handmade Nipa Palm leaves skins are ready
Dried Nipa Palm leaves skins are ready for packing
Dried Nipa Palm leaves skins after packing
Rolled and Dried Nipa Palm leaves skins with tobacco
Nipa Palm leaves skins are ready for smoking
Watch the following video for the dried Nipa Palm leaves skins processed by local people in Thailand
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