Artist: Diwan Bhawani Das
Size: 39 x 55 cm
Museum: Royal Albert Memorial Museum - Art Gallery (Exeter, United Kingdom)
Technique: Drawing
Kadam leaves are used medicinally in easternIndia as a treatment for diabetes. In eastern Asia they have a variety of usesincluding the treatment of wounds. This is a very fast-growingtree that reaches 45m in height. It is grown for its cheap, light wood, whichis made into packing cases, tea chests or disposable chopsticks. Drawings of Indian plants and trees later named at the Royal Botanical Gardens Kew
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