Experience the rich culinary heritage and cultural warmth of Kashmir! In this video, you can see Kashmiri women gathered together to enjoy the grand Wazwan feast. Dressed in beautiful traditional attire, they are eating from a large, elaborately carved copper platter known as a "Traem" (or Trami).
In Kashmiri tradition, particularly at weddings and special occasions, a Wazwan is a multi-course meat-heavy meal prepared by master chefs known as Wazas. The food is traditionally shared by a group of four people sitting together around a single Trami. This beautiful communal eating practice not only highlights the massive array of delicious Kashmiri dishes—from Kebabs to Rogan Josh—but also represents unity, equality, and love among family and friends. Watch as the server brings in fresh courses and unleavened bread to add to the feast!
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