Herbal medicinal compound in spherical form.
Used as energy and for ritual practices.

Bel (Aegle marmelos, famiglia Rutaceae)
Pianta sacra per gli hindū, usata in diversi rituali śivaiti (le foglie rappresentano simbolicamente il tridente/triṣūla di Śiva).
Utilizzata per disturbi gastrointestinali, diabete, disturbi neurologici e metabolici. Parti utilizzate: foglie, frutti, corteccia.

Chabo / Pippali Kul (Piper chaba, famiglia Piparaceae)
Utilizzato per le sue qualità digestive, espettoranti, per bronchiti, astenia, anoressia, diverse infezioni e per rinforzare il sistema nervoso.
Parti utilizzate: frutti, radici.

Terracotta ritual container shaped like a human head. It is "prepared" with medicinal herbs, animal bones, objects with symbolic value and used in the healing practices of the body and mind.

Pendant-jewel used as an amulet for health protection. Enriched by various figures-objects with symbolic value that express fertility, health, luck, happiness, longevity or are associated with deities protectors (orixás) of the Afro-Brazilian tradition.

Used as an amulet for the protection of physical and mental health.

Akashbeli (Cuscuta reflexa, family Convolvulaceae)
Used for headache, cough, bronchitis.
Parts used: whole plant.

Bayer-Tablets of Aspirin
Drug and pharmaceutical brand emblem of allopathic western medicine.
tin box

Tool used for the preparation of paan (sanscr. Parna), compound betel (Areca catechu), tobacco and spices, used as a stimulant.

Prayer wheel with reel enclosed inside mantra for health.

Container for medicinal compounds, decorated with colored beads.

Used for cough, malaria, bilious fever, diarrhea, bleeding, liver disease, jaundice and as a refreshing drink.
The plant has a diuretic and cholagogue action due to a catechin and gallic tannin.
Parts used: leaves, roots.