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Three traditional Tripura items have recently been granted the renowned Geographical Indication (GI) designation. The items include Matabari pera prasad, Rignai pachara textiles, and Risa. With this, Tripura currently has four GI Protected items.
Matabari Pera Prasad: A Sweet Offering At The Tripureswari Temple
The 'Matabari pera prasad' is a sweet offering served at Tripura's renowned Tripureswari shrine. This delicacy, made from milk and sugar, is well-known for its unique flavor and strong cultural traditions.
With rising demand for the peda among locals and visitors, firms have begun promoting the product to people all over the world. The peda can now be ordered online, via Facebook, and WhatsApp.
Rignai Pachara Textiles: Handwoven Attire With Rich Heritage
'Rignai pachara' is a traditional hand-woven garment precisely produced by experienced artisans with indigenous materials and skills. This garment has significant relevance in Tripura's cultural tapestry and highlights the region's rich textile past.
The 'Rignai pachara' has sparked widespread attention among urban inhabitants, particularly in metropolitan regions, due to its traditional attractiveness.
Risa, Tripuri Tribal Women's Artistic Creations
Risa, another traditional Tripura product, received the GI label earlier this month. Risa is significant to Tripuri art because of its startling and stylish designs, unique multi-color combinations, and long-lasting texture. Tripuri tribal women use loin looms to produce all fabrics, including Risa. They make the most stunning and attractive designs on the loom by employing multi-colored warp and weft threads.
Queen Pineapple Of Tripura: A Previously Recognized GI Product
In addition to the recently recognized product, the North Eastern Regional Agricultural Marketing Corporation (NERAMAC) campaign has already resulted in the issuance of a GI tag for Tripura's queen pineapple. This nutrient-dense pineapple is one of 13 Northeast fruits and vegetables that have received the GI designation.
GI Tag: Legal Protection And Economic Opportunities
The GI tag provides legal protection against illegal imitation or misuse of products manufactured in a specific geographical region, ensuring their authenticity and maintaining the cultural legacy associated with them. This recognition also promotes market access and promotion, both domestically and globally, hence creating economic prospects for the communities involved in their production.
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