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   Where is Charas made?

   • Charas, handmade in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Nepal and India, is a hashish form of cannabis. It is one of the widely used drugs in India. The cannabis plant, the same plant used to make marijuana, grows mostly in Northern India where much of the charas manufacturing takes place.

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   What is a CHARAS?

   • Charas is usually sold as a ‘finger’, which is a sausage shaped piece of hash. Charas is a hashish hand made in the traditional Indian style of pounding full buds through a fine mesh or silk screen as part of a spiritual and medicinal ritual. The creator of this charas uses the original techniques to make a dark and sticky hash.

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   What makes Charas unique?

   • The peculiarity of the Charas is the production methodology. In fact, this is the only variety of Hashish that is obtained from the still fresh marijuana plant, rubbing the lower part of the buds. The plants of this company are grown both outside (outdoor) and in greenhouses (greenhouse) following the organic regulation.

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   Why is Charas important?

   • Charas plays an important and often integral role in the culture and ritual of certain sects of the Hindu religion, especially among the Shaivas — who focus on the Shaivite traditions (in contrast to Vaishnavs who focus on Vaishnavite traditions) —and it is venerated by some as being one of the aspects of Lord Shiva.

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