Bamboo Shoot Collection

Panda eating bamboo

Netsuke of a mouse emerging from a bamboo shoot (ivory)
451592 Netsuke of a mouse emerging from a bamboo shoot (ivory) by Japanese School; Wolverhampton Art Gallery, West Midlands, UK; eWolverhampton Art Gallery; Japanese, out of copyright

Bamboo, Dharamsala, India

Kyotos famous Bamboo walk path in Arashiyama area

Kang soh, bamboo shoots salad with sesame seeds, chilli and coriander, from Laos

Wether hin lay, Burmese pork curry with mango, onions, bamboo shoots

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Winter melon, Chinese water chestnuts, taro, bamboo shoots, hair seaweed, Ginkgo nuts, picked mustard green, baby corn, red-in-snow, and preserved Szechwan

Ramen dish containing noodles, naruto fish-paste roll, pickled bamboo, and beansprouts

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Laos, abundance of stacked bamboo shoots

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Discover the versatility of the humble bamboo shoot. From the serene bamboo forests of Dharamsala, India, where pandas munch on this nutritious plant, to the intricate ivory netsuke of a mouse emerging from a bamboo shoot, this plant has captivated cultures for centuries. In Asian cuisine, bamboo shoots add crunch and texture to beloved dishes like Kyoto's famous Arashiyama Bamboo Walk Path-inspired salad with sesame seeds, chilli, and coriander from Laos, or the Burmese pork curry with mango, onions, and bamboo shoots. In Chinese cuisine, they're a staple in winter melon and Chinese water chestnut dishes, alongside taro, hair seaweed, Ginkgo nuts, picked mustard greens, baby corn, red-in-snow, and preserved Szechwan. And let's not forget the iconic ramen dish, bursting with noodles, naruto fish-paste rolls, pickled bamboo, and beansprouts. Embrace the natural wonder of bamboo shoots and savor their delicious, earthy flavors.