Star Fruit Collection

Lobed Jar in Form of Balambing (Philippine Island Star Fruit), Yuan dynasty, first half of 14th cent Creator: Unknown
Lobed Jar in Form of Balambing (Philippine Island Star Fruit), Yuan dynasty (1279-1368), first half of 14th century

Curtis British Entomology Plate 727
Lepidoptera. Chilo lanceolellus = Schoenobius (Donacaula) forficella (Lance-winged Veneer) [Plant: Damasonium alisma (Star-fruit)] Date: 1824-39

Illustration of Averrhoa carambola (Star Fruit), a small tropical evergreen tree

Israel, Tel Aviv a variety of fruit for sale at a fruit market

CARIBBEAN, Grenada, St. Georges Star fruit
CARIBBEAN, Grenada, St. George, Star fruit

Slice of yellow Starfruit

Whole and halved kumquats, kiwi fruit, star fruit and lime

Array of seeds, sliced and whole fruit and vegetables

Star fruit

Star fruit with three slices cut from it

Star fruit, sliced

Barbecued fruit kebabs

Large selection of colourful fresh fruit, and vegetable fruits

Carambola (Averrhoa carambola) close-up of flowers, young fruit and leaves

Star fruit (Averrhoa carambola) ripening on a carambola tree. This plant is native to Indonesia, India and Sri Lanka and is found throughout southeast and eastern Asia

Star fruit on palm leaf, Rarotonga, Cook Islands, Pacific Islands, Pacific

Drink in a glass, on board a catamaran, island of Praslin, Seychelles, Indian Ocean, Africa

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"Discover the Exquisite Star Fruit: A Journey through History and Culture" Step into the enchanting world of star fruit, a captivating fruit that has left its mark across various continents and centuries. From ancient artifacts to bustling markets, this tropical gem continues to captivate hearts with its unique shape and vibrant flavor. Intriguingly depicted in the Lobed Jar in Form of Balambing from the Yuan dynasty, this unknown creator beautifully captured the essence of star fruit's distinct lobed appearance. Its intricate design transports us back to a time when this exotic fruit was treasured for both its aesthetic appeal and culinary delights. Fast forward to Tel Aviv's bustling fruit market, where an array of fruits entice passersby. Among them stands star fruit, proudly displayed alongside other tantalizing options. The sight is reminiscent of Leticia's Amazon region market stall adorned with hanging star fruits - a true testament to their popularity across South America. Colombia further showcases its love for these celestial treats at local markets, where vibrant displays highlight their versatility. Whether enjoyed on their own or incorporated into delicious dishes, star fruits steal the show with their refreshing taste and eye-catching appearance. Illustrations depicting Averrhoa carambola reveal more about this small tropical evergreen tree that bears these celestial wonders. Its lush green foliage provides shelter for these golden gems as they ripen under warm Caribbean sunsets in Grenada's St. Georges region. A slice of yellow starfruit reveals its juicy interior bursting with tangy sweetness – a delightful treat for all senses. Pair it with kumquats, kiwi fruits, limes, or any other colorful companions showcased in an array of seeds and sliced vegetables; it adds a touch of celestial magic to any dish or beverage. With each bite into a succulent piece comes not only an explosion of flavors but also a connection to cultures around the globe who have cherished this celestial delight.