This article is about the Local Specialty. For the Simulanka NPC, see Padisarah (NPC).
Padisarahs are a Local Specialty of Sumeru.
How to Obtain[]
Padisarahs grow around the plots of Pardis Dhyai, The Palace of Alcazarzaray, and Sumeru City, as well as the area around Vanarana in the real version only, with a few ones near Vissudha Field.
See the gallery or the Teyvat Interactive Map for specific locations.
Additionally, the following NPCs give Padisarahs after following a certain dialogue branch for the first time:
- Dana in Pardis Dhyai, Sumeru (4 Padisarahs)
- Jut in Grand Bazaar, Sumeru City (4 Padisarahs)
Shop Availability[]
There is 1 Shop that sells Padisarah:
| Item | NPC | Mora Cost | Stock | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Padisarah
|
Jut | 1,000 | 5 | 3 Days |
Craft Usage[]
There are 9 items that can be crafted using Padisarah:
| Item | Craft Type | Recipe |
|---|---|---|
 Biryani | Cooking |   Rice ×4  Raw Meat ×3  Spice ×2 Padisarah ×1 |
 Dendro Treasure Compass | Forging |   Golden Raven Insignia ×10 Padisarah ×30  Crystal Chunk ×50  Mora ×50,000 |
 Duel Soul | Cooking | Rice ×4  Fowl ×2  Fish ×2 Padisarah ×1 |
 Gilded Tajine | Cooking | Raw Meat ×2 Padisarah ×2 Spice ×1  Onion ×1 |
 Goldflame Tajine | Cooking | Raw Meat ×2 Padisarah ×2 Spice ×1 Onion ×1 |
 Padisarah Pudding | Cooking | Padisarah ×2  Sumeru Rose ×1  Milk ×1  Sugar ×1 |
 Swirling Steps | Cooking | Padisarah ×2 Sumeru Rose ×1 Milk ×1 Sugar ×1 |
 Tahchin | Cooking | Rice ×4 Fowl ×2 Fish ×2 Padisarah ×1 |
 Tandoori Roast Chicken | Cooking | Fowl ×3  Rukkhashava Mushrooms ×2 Padisarah ×1 Spice ×1 |
Ascension Usage[]
1 Character uses Padisarah for ascension:
NilouNo Weapons use Padisarah for ascension.
Descriptions[]
A holy and noble plant. The conditions for growth in its environment are very demanding. The flower buds can be processed to make valuable spices.
The Padisarah is said to derive its name from a certain ancient deity. It is said that in those times long past, there were three gods who had struck up excellent relations with one another. In those days, there was once a great plain covered in lovely flowers that people would gather up and use as incense to offer up to their gods.
Those flowers are no longer extant, but the Padisarah is a cultivar that was brought back to the land via the use of the Anahitian Blessing.
The Padisarah is said to derive its name from a certain ancient deity. It is said that in those times long past, there were three gods who had struck up excellent relations with one another. In those days, there was once a great plain covered in lovely flowers that people would gather up and use as incense to offer up to their gods.
Those flowers are no longer extant, but the Padisarah is a cultivar that was brought back to the land via the use of the Anahitian Blessing.
Trivia[]
- The Padisarah may be based on a combination of the orchid and saffron crocus. The former is notoriously difficult to grow, and the latter is visually very similar and yields a highly-valued spice.
- 3 Mail have Padisarah as an attachment:
Gallery[]
In the wild
Video Guides[]
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Padisarah | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 帕蒂沙兰 Pàdìshā-lán | Padishah Orchid |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 帕蒂沙蘭 Pàdìshā-lán | |
| Japanese | パティサラ Patisara | — |
| Korean | 파디사라 Padisara | — |
| Spanish | Orquídea padishá | Padishah Orchid |
| French | Padisachidée | Padisachid |
| Russian | Падисара Padisara | — |
| Thai | Padisarah | — |
| Vietnamese | Padisarah | — |
| German | Padisarah | — |
| Indonesian | Padisarah | — |
| Portuguese | Padisarah | — |
| Turkish | Padisarah | — |
| Italian | Padisarah | — |
Change History[]
Released in Version 3.0
