Paris - Early 19th Century - Apothecary - Tamarind Ointment Jar

PARIS - Early 19th Century
Ointment pot
APOTHECARY

Cylindrical pot for tamarind pulp
Decorated with two snakes, tails tied with a wide blue ribbon, framing the phylactery

Ref.: 25/G/65

Stin-bearing earthenware with white slip

Phylactery: "TAMARINDI"

Height: 19 cm

Condition of use :
A crack in the neck (see photos)

Pharmacopoeia:
TAMARINDI: Tamarind tree (or Tamarind extract)
TAMARINDI refers to Tamarindus indica, a tree whose fruit is mainly used for its medicinal properties.
Pharmaceutical Use:
Tamarind is known for its laxative properties and is often used in treatments for constipation.
Antioxidant: Tamarind pulp is rich in antioxidants, thus contributing to cell protection.
Antimicrobial: It also has antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties.
Digestive: Used to improve digestion and stimulate appetite.
History: Tamarind is a traditional remedy widely used in Ayurvedic and African medicines,
and it has been incorporated into Western pharmacopoeias for its effectiveness as a natural laxative and digestive tonic.

Origin: Large collection of a passionate pharmacist

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