Metapurana is a type of ancient Indian pottery that was produced in the state of Tamil Nadu, India during the medieval period. It features intricate designs and patterns, often depicting scenes from Hindu mythology or stories associated with the region. These pottery pieces are typically decorated with geometric motifs, such as circles, triangles, and stars, to represent various deities and symbols in Hinduism.
Tapura is a genus of flowering plants in the family Rubiaceae, native to South America and parts of Africa. They are known for their brightly colored flowers, which can range from light purple to bright red or even pink. Tapuras typically have single or two-parted leaves with serrated margins, giving them an interesting texture. Some species also produce edible fruits called "taps" or "papayas," which are used in various culinary and medicinal practices.
