Ancient Method of Making Khayer from Tree Wood | Full Process.#shorts #ytshorts

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• @prasadshetty5834

  Grandma work very hard❤ hats up you❤❤

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• @AbhijeetJain-h4q

  *मसले बहुत हैं जिंदगी में* *फिर भी मुस्कुरा लेता हूं,* *वक्त है गुजर जाएगा* *यही खुद को समझा लेता हूं…!* *✍️🙏🙏

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• @CraftHubUK

  Amazing to see this ancient traditional method of making Khayer from tree wood! 🌳🔥 The entire process is fascinating and shows the incredible skills, patience, and knowledge passed down through generations. Truly a beautiful example of traditional craftsmanship and cultural heritage! 👏❤️

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• @NaomiAli-e5i

  These ppl work very very hard Wow. Love the method of the stariner she used

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• @gabrieljude2478

  That is an insane amount of hard work for just a dab of that stuff on a leaf

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• @Electric-Bob

  Depending on the language and context, Khayer (also commonly spelled Khair or Khayr) usually refers to one of two things: 1. The Khayer (Khair) Tree & Extract In South Asia (particularly in Bengali, Hindi, and Nepali), Khayer refers to Senegalia catechu (formerly known as Acacia catechu), a resilient, deciduous thorny tree. Kattha / Catechu: The heartwood of the tree is boiled and processed down to create a concentrated, astringent extract called Kattha or Khayer gum. Cultural Use: This extract is a foundational ingredient applied to Paan (betel leaf preparations), giving it its characteri

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• @Johann-m9n

  Я весь процесс думал, что они изготовляют краску. Похоже, я ошибался? Тогда что?

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• @سحرسحره-ظ9غ4ع

  از روش های جدید استفاده کنید درخت را در دستگاه خورد کنید و در نهایت از اب گرفته شده این درخت دارو میسازند یا غذا

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