Betel juice hi-res stock photography and images

This unidentified, elderly Balinese woman, with lips slightly stained by betel juice, lives with her family in a small village in Central Bali. Stock Photo

RF2AWBC56–This unidentified, elderly Balinese woman, with lips slightly stained by betel juice, lives with her family in a small village in Central Bali.

A trader in Chandni Chowk Market shows his teeth, stained by chewing betel leaf. New Delhi, India. Stock Photo

RMAKCPPT–A trader in Chandni Chowk Market shows his teeth, stained by chewing betel leaf. New Delhi, India.

Naxi woman in traditional dress chewing on betel near Dali,Yunnan Province,China. Stock Photo

RMA5TWNX–Naxi woman in traditional dress chewing on betel near Dali,Yunnan Province,China.

dh MADANG PAPUA NEW GUINEA Local men walking path Waste bin with Betel juice stains people litter Stock Photo

RM2B7CHXE–dh MADANG PAPUA NEW GUINEA Local men walking path Waste bin with Betel juice stains people litter

Porters with their baskets at Crawford Market (Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Market) in Mumbai, India, one colleague (r) spitting out red betel juice Stock Photo

RFWGRG68–Porters with their baskets at Crawford Market (Mahatma Jyotiba Phule Market) in Mumbai, India, one colleague (r) spitting out red betel juice

Lemon Juice on Betel palm leaf Tray Stock Photo

RF2FMHYKW–Lemon Juice on Betel palm leaf Tray

Portrait of a rural Burmese couple shot from below. She wears a traditional Asian farmer's conical hat and his teeth are red from betel nut. Stock Photo

RM2AE0PYY–Portrait of a rural Burmese couple shot from below. She wears a traditional Asian farmer's conical hat and his teeth are red from betel nut.

Betel nut slices are produced from nuts harvested from the Asian areca palm tree ( latin name areca catechu ). Stock Photo

RF2KDY4JE–Betel nut slices are produced from nuts harvested from the Asian areca palm tree ( latin name areca catechu ).

Burmese Karen man with red stains around mouth from chewing betelnut Stock Photo

RMAXACBD–Burmese Karen man with red stains around mouth from chewing betelnut

In the Solomon Islands, it is a cultural practice for some people, particularly in certain communities, to have red-stained teeth. This practice is known as 'betel nut chewing' or 'buai chewing.' Betel nut is a fruit of the Areca palm tree, which is commonly chewed in many parts of Asia and the Pacific, including the Solomon Islands. When the betel nut is chewed, it releases a red juice that stains the teeth and mouth. Stock Photo

RM2R2H9YN–In the Solomon Islands, it is a cultural practice for some people, particularly in certain communities, to have red-stained teeth. This practice is known as 'betel nut chewing' or 'buai chewing.' Betel nut is a fruit of the Areca palm tree, which is commonly chewed in many parts of Asia and the Pacific, including the Solomon Islands. When the betel nut is chewed, it releases a red juice that stains the teeth and mouth.

Young fresh coconut cuts in half Stock Photo

RM2CAPFWB–Young fresh coconut cuts in half

Stock photograph of a young Burmese man with teeth stained from chewing betel nut at Amarapura in Myanmar Stock Photo

RMAXHBHC–Stock photograph of a young Burmese man with teeth stained from chewing betel nut at Amarapura in Myanmar

View of a white bowl containing matoa fruit (Pometia pinnata) which can be called betel nut Stock Photo

RF2YT9C6G–View of a white bowl containing matoa fruit (Pometia pinnata) which can be called betel nut

Face mask for controlling oiliness consisting of betel leaves juice, honey, sea-salt on a black wooden surface. Stock Photo

RF2F4MWWD–Face mask for controlling oiliness consisting of betel leaves juice, honey, sea-salt on a black wooden surface.

Thai Wing Bean Shrimp Salad with Medium-boiled eggs Stock Photo

RF2JFFPHK–Thai Wing Bean Shrimp Salad with Medium-boiled eggs

Red Areca Nut Palm on tree for nice nature Stock Photo

RF2R9GW2E–Red Areca Nut Palm on tree for nice nature

. Pictorial history of China and India; comprising a description of those countries and their inhabitants. zamorin was recliningon a low couch placed on the dais, or raised part of the floor, which wascovered with a rich carpet. On one side of the couch stood an attendantwith a gold-plate, containing the betel-leaf, which is constantly chewed byHindus of rank, who esteem it a great luxury ; and on the other side was alarge golden vase, placed there for the purpose of receiving the leaf whenall the juice had been extracted, as it is never swallowed. The prince wasdressed in a robe of fine white Stock Photo

RM2AG9T1Y–. Pictorial history of China and India; comprising a description of those countries and their inhabitants. zamorin was recliningon a low couch placed on the dais, or raised part of the floor, which wascovered with a rich carpet. On one side of the couch stood an attendantwith a gold-plate, containing the betel-leaf, which is constantly chewed byHindus of rank, who esteem it a great luxury ; and on the other side was alarge golden vase, placed there for the purpose of receiving the leaf whenall the juice had been extracted, as it is never swallowed. The prince wasdressed in a robe of fine white

Woman weaving Ikat tapestry near Kelimutu, Flores island, Indonesia, Stock Photo

RMB1HNTC–Woman weaving Ikat tapestry near Kelimutu, Flores island, Indonesia,

Aged woman with red betel nut stains in her mouth, Hoi An, Vietnam Stock Photo

RMAYR7J9–Aged woman with red betel nut stains in her mouth, Hoi An, Vietnam

CENTRAL HIGHLANDS, BALI - JUNE 24, 2010: An elderly Balinese woman, with lips slightly stained by betel juice. Stock Photo

RME0F9AJ–CENTRAL HIGHLANDS, BALI - JUNE 24, 2010: An elderly Balinese woman, with lips slightly stained by betel juice.

A street vendor selling betel leaves in under the shade of a roadside tree Varanasi, India. Stock Photo

RMAD3JXK–A street vendor selling betel leaves in under the shade of a roadside tree Varanasi, India.

elderly local woman chewing on a tobacco and betel nut mix in a small village near madiun east java indonesia Stock Photo

RMA3JR1D–elderly local woman chewing on a tobacco and betel nut mix in a small village near madiun east java indonesia

RF2KDY4K6–Betel nut slices are produced from nuts harvested from the Asian areca palm tree ( latin name areca catechu ).

RM2R2HFGA–In the Solomon Islands, it is a cultural practice for some people, particularly in certain communities, to have red-stained teeth. This practice is known as 'betel nut chewing' or 'buai chewing.' Betel nut is a fruit of the Areca palm tree, which is commonly chewed in many parts of Asia and the Pacific, including the Solomon Islands. When the betel nut is chewed, it releases a red juice that stains the teeth and mouth.

RM2C846KB–Young fresh coconut cuts in half

Closeup view of hand carrying Matoa fruit (Pometia pinnata) typical of Papua, Indonesia Stock Photo

RF2YT9CCD–Closeup view of hand carrying Matoa fruit (Pometia pinnata) typical of Papua, Indonesia

RF2F4MWJW–Face mask for controlling oiliness consisting of betel leaves juice, honey, sea-salt on a black wooden surface.

RF2R9GW1C–Red Areca Nut Palm on tree for nice nature

. Chambers's encyclopaedia; a dictionary of universal knowledge. t of the fartherEast, especially hy the Malay and Hindu races.As early as Fryer (1G73) hetel lte<j;ins to he usederroneously as a synonym for the nut of theAreca {<|.v.) palm. Betel-leaf ( Hindustani, pdti orjHorii : Persian, tambtd ; Malay, sirih) is describedin <;lowing terms in the Hitopadcsa, hook iii., fahle9. The ancient Hindu writers recommend it to betaken early in the morning- after meals, and atbedtime. Pills against phlegm are rubbed into anennilsion with the juice ; and the leaves are appliedto remove headach Stock Photo

RM2CEJHJ4–. Chambers's encyclopaedia; a dictionary of universal knowledge. t of the fartherEast, especially hy the Malay and Hindu races.As early as Fryer (1G73) hetel lte<j;ins to he usederroneously as a synonym for the nut of theAreca {<|.v.) palm. Betel-leaf ( Hindustani, pdti orjHorii : Persian, tambtd ; Malay, sirih) is describedin <;lowing terms in the Hitopadcsa, hook iii., fahle9. The ancient Hindu writers recommend it to betaken early in the morning- after meals, and atbedtime. Pills against phlegm are rubbed into anennilsion with the juice ; and the leaves are appliedto remove headach

RMAPRW22–Woman weaving Ikat tapestry near Kelimutu, Flores island, Indonesia,

RMAYR7J8–Aged woman with red betel nut stains in her mouth, Hoi An, Vietnam

RMA3JR27–elderly local woman chewing on a tobacco and betel nut mix in a small village near madiun east java indonesia

Smiling elderly local woman mixing betel juice in her traditional rural house,Ende village,Lombok,Indonesia. Stock Photo

RMA88HDN–Smiling elderly local woman mixing betel juice in her traditional rural house,Ende village,Lombok,Indonesia.

RF2KDY4JM–Betel nut slices are produced from nuts harvested from the Asian areca palm tree ( latin name areca catechu ).

RM2R2H6FJ–In the Solomon Islands, it is a cultural practice for some people, particularly in certain communities, to have red-stained teeth. This practice is known as 'betel nut chewing' or 'buai chewing.' Betel nut is a fruit of the Areca palm tree, which is commonly chewed in many parts of Asia and the Pacific, including the Solomon Islands. When the betel nut is chewed, it releases a red juice that stains the teeth and mouth.

RF2F4MWNF–Face mask for controlling oiliness consisting of betel leaves juice, honey, sea-salt on a black wooden surface.

RF2R9GW2J–Red Areca Nut Palm on tree for nice nature

RMAYR7J6–Aged woman with red betel nut stains in her mouth, Hoi An, Vietnam

RF2KDY4J6–Betel nut slices are produced from nuts harvested from the Asian areca palm tree ( latin name areca catechu ).

RM2R2H6KR–In the Solomon Islands, it is a cultural practice for some people, particularly in certain communities, to have red-stained teeth. This practice is known as 'betel nut chewing' or 'buai chewing.' Betel nut is a fruit of the Areca palm tree, which is commonly chewed in many parts of Asia and the Pacific, including the Solomon Islands. When the betel nut is chewed, it releases a red juice that stains the teeth and mouth.

RF2F4MWTJ–Face mask for controlling oiliness consisting of betel leaves juice, honey, sea-salt on a black wooden surface.

RF2R9GW4F–Red Areca Nut Palm on tree for nice nature

RF2KDY4YY–Betel nut slices are produced from nuts harvested from the Asian areca palm tree ( latin name areca catechu ).

RM2R2HE43–In the Solomon Islands, it is a cultural practice for some people, particularly in certain communities, to have red-stained teeth. This practice is known as 'betel nut chewing' or 'buai chewing.' Betel nut is a fruit of the Areca palm tree, which is commonly chewed in many parts of Asia and the Pacific, including the Solomon Islands. When the betel nut is chewed, it releases a red juice that stains the teeth and mouth.

RF2F4MWNX–Face mask for controlling oiliness consisting of betel leaves juice, honey, sea-salt on a black wooden surface.

RF2R9BX52–Red Areca Nut Palm on tree for nice nature

RF2KDY4E8–Betel nut slices are produced from nuts harvested from the Asian areca palm tree ( latin name areca catechu ).

RM2R2HF7W–In the Solomon Islands, it is a cultural practice for some people, particularly in certain communities, to have red-stained teeth. This practice is known as 'betel nut chewing' or 'buai chewing.' Betel nut is a fruit of the Areca palm tree, which is commonly chewed in many parts of Asia and the Pacific, including the Solomon Islands. When the betel nut is chewed, it releases a red juice that stains the teeth and mouth.

RF2F4MWP9–Face mask for controlling oiliness consisting of betel leaves juice, honey, sea-salt on a black wooden surface.

RF2R9BX85–Red Areca Nut Palm on tree for nice nature

RF2KDY4XT–Betel nut slices are produced from nuts harvested from the Asian areca palm tree ( latin name areca catechu ).

RM2R2HFPX–In the Solomon Islands, it is a cultural practice for some people, particularly in certain communities, to have red-stained teeth. This practice is known as 'betel nut chewing' or 'buai chewing.' Betel nut is a fruit of the Areca palm tree, which is commonly chewed in many parts of Asia and the Pacific, including the Solomon Islands. When the betel nut is chewed, it releases a red juice that stains the teeth and mouth.

RF2R9BX5R–Red Areca Nut Palm on tree for nice nature

RF2KDY4EW–Betel nut slices are produced from nuts harvested from the Asian areca palm tree ( latin name areca catechu ).

RM2R2HG1B–In the Solomon Islands, it is a cultural practice for some people, particularly in certain communities, to have red-stained teeth. This practice is known as 'betel nut chewing' or 'buai chewing.' Betel nut is a fruit of the Areca palm tree, which is commonly chewed in many parts of Asia and the Pacific, including the Solomon Islands. When the betel nut is chewed, it releases a red juice that stains the teeth and mouth.

RF2R9GW5E–Red Areca Nut Palm on tree for nice nature

RF2KDY4YD–Betel nut slices are produced from nuts harvested from the Asian areca palm tree ( latin name areca catechu ).

RM2R2HA66–In the Solomon Islands, it is a cultural practice for some people, particularly in certain communities, to have red-stained teeth. This practice is known as 'betel nut chewing' or 'buai chewing.' Betel nut is a fruit of the Areca palm tree, which is commonly chewed in many parts of Asia and the Pacific, including the Solomon Islands. When the betel nut is chewed, it releases a red juice that stains the teeth and mouth.

RF2R9BX5C–Red Areca Nut Palm on tree for nice nature

RF2KDY50M–Betel nut slices are produced from nuts harvested from the Asian areca palm tree ( latin name areca catechu ).

RM2R2HA98–In the Solomon Islands, it is a cultural practice for some people, particularly in certain communities, to have red-stained teeth. This practice is known as 'betel nut chewing' or 'buai chewing.' Betel nut is a fruit of the Areca palm tree, which is commonly chewed in many parts of Asia and the Pacific, including the Solomon Islands. When the betel nut is chewed, it releases a red juice that stains the teeth and mouth.

RF2R9GW2K–Red Areca Nut Palm on tree for nice nature

RM2R2H5G2–In the Solomon Islands, it is a cultural practice for some people, particularly in certain communities, to have red-stained teeth. This practice is known as 'betel nut chewing' or 'buai chewing.' Betel nut is a fruit of the Areca palm tree, which is commonly chewed in many parts of Asia and the Pacific, including the Solomon Islands. When the betel nut is chewed, it releases a red juice that stains the teeth and mouth.