Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday gifted Ramen Bowls with silver chopsticks to the Prime Minister of Japan, Shigeru Ishiba.
PM Modi additionally gifted a Pashmina scarf in a Papier Mache field to the partner of the Japanese PM, Yoshiko Nakamura.
The classic treasured stone bowls set with silver chopsticks are a mix of Indian artistry and Japanese culinary custom. That includes a big brown moonstone bowl accompanied by 4 smaller ones and silver chopsticks, this piece attracts inspiration from Japan’s donburi and soba rituals.
The moonstone, sourced from Andhra Pradesh, glows with adularescence and symbolises love, stability, and safety. On the identical time, the bottom of the primary bowl is manufactured from Makrana marble, inlaid with semi-precious stones within the conventional parchin kari model of Rajasthan.
This Pashmina scarf, gifted to Yoshiko Nakamura, created from the effective wool of the Changthangi goat in Ladakh, is valued worldwide for being gentle, gentle, and heat. Handwoven by Kashmiri artisans, it carries a centuries-old custom as soon as cherished by royalty.
The scarf has an ivory base with delicate floral and paisley patterns in rust, pink, and pink, exhibiting basic Kashmiri design and craftsmanship.
It is available in a hand-painted papier-mache field, embellished with floral and chook motifs, which provides to its magnificence and cultural worth. Collectively, the scarf and field symbolize Kashmir’s artistry, heritage, and timeless class.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi concluded his two-day go to to Japan on Saturday, describing it as “productive” and highlighting the optimistic outcomes achieved throughout his engagements.
He expressed gratitude to Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba for the heat prolonged to him in the course of the go to.
In a put up on X, he mentioned, “This go to to Japan might be remembered for the productive outcomes which can profit the individuals of our nations. I thank PM Ishiba, the Japanese individuals and the Authorities for his or her heat.”
PM Modi’s go to to Japan was his eighth since taking workplace in 2014, marking an essential milestone in India-Japan relations.