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Lavender Melons are a Cooking Ingredient commonly found in the wild all over Inazuma.

How to Obtain[]

Lavender Melons grow in groups of three on Cuihua Trees in Inazuma, and can be harvested by either climbing or hitting the tree to make them fall within the player's reach. Dropped Lavender Melons may also be found on crates and tables of urbanized areas. They are most commonly found around Konda Village, Kujou Encampment, Jakotsu Mine and Bourou Village.

See the Video Guides section or the Teyvat Interactive Map for specific locations.

Shop Availability[]

There is 1 Shop that sells Lavender Melon:

Item NPC Mora Cost Stock Notes
Lavender Melon Lavender Melon Shimura Kanbei 240 10 Every 3 Days

Craft Usage[]

There are 8 items that can be crafted using Lavender Melon:

ItemCraft TypeRecipe
Five Pickled Treasures Five Pickled TreasuresCookingRadish Radish ×2
Carrot Carrot ×2
Lavender Melon Lavender Melon ×2
Seagrass Seagrass ×2
Imported Poultry Imported PoultryCookingFowl Fowl ×4
Lavender Melon Lavender Melon ×3
Flour Flour ×2
Bird Egg Bird Egg ×2
Konda Cuisine Konda CuisineCookingFowl Fowl ×3
Snapdragon Snapdragon ×2
Lavender Melon Lavender Melon ×2
Mushroom Mushroom ×1
More-and-More More-and-MoreCookingFish Fish ×3
Bacon Bacon ×2
Lavender Melon Lavender Melon ×1
Flour Flour ×1
Quiet Elegance Quiet EleganceCookingShrimp Meat Shrimp Meat ×4
Lavender Melon Lavender Melon ×2
Sakura Bloom Sakura Bloom ×2
Flour Flour ×1
Rainbow Aster Rainbow AsterCookingMilk Milk ×3
Lavender Melon Lavender Melon ×2
Calla Lily Calla Lily ×2
Mint Mint ×1
Rice Cake Soup Rice Cake SoupCookingSausage Sausage ×2
Tofu Tofu ×1
Fish Fish ×1
Lavender Melon Lavender Melon ×1
Sakura Tempura Sakura TempuraCookingShrimp Meat Shrimp Meat ×4
Lavender Melon Lavender Melon ×2
Sakura Bloom Sakura Bloom ×2
Flour Flour ×1

Descriptions[]

A fruit with gorgeous skin. The flesh within transforms into food with a unique mouthfeel when cooked.
In Inazuma, there is a traditional art that involves using the outer skins of these fruits to make dye. They say that Konda Village once planted Lavender Melons and that they were famed for their secret "Konda Dye" art, by which they produced truly lovely fabric.

Trivia[]

  • 1 Mail has Lavender Melon as an attachment:
  • The Lavender Melon is mentioned in Volume 6 of Someone's Diary. According to the author, lavender melons tastes astringent and eating the skin turned his teeth and tongue purple.
  • Lavender Melons can be roasted. This is eaten as a snack in Inazuma, often with fish.[1]
    • Kuki Shinobu's version of Roasted Lavender Melon secretly involves coating the melons in slime ooze before cooking it, an idea she had gotten from Xiangling at Wanmin Restaurant.[2]
  • Despite not being flowers at all, Lavender Melons are often used in the making of "Flower" paints, one of the two types of paint traditionally used in Inazuma.[3]
  • During the events of the Archon Quest Interlude Perilous Trail, Arataki Itto regularly calls Paimon a "Flying Lavender Melon" after an initial argument between the two.
  • The following item is a variant of Lavender Melon:

Etymology[]

  • The Lavender Melon may be based on the real life fruit, the purple Akebia. This fruit is commonly found in Japan and acts as an indicator of the changing seasons when it "blooms." The fact that it is never seen "blooming" in-game may be a nod to Inazuma's theme of eternity.
  • The Japanese localization's name for this fruit, スミレウリ Sumire Uri, is a phonetic spelling of the Japanese reading for the fruit's Chinese name, 菫瓜 Jǐn Guā.
    • "Sumire" (Japanese: スミレ/菫) refers to the flower Viola mandshurica, which is a species of violet.

Gallery[]

Video Guides[]

Farm Guide

Other Languages[]

LanguageOfficial NameLiteral Meaning
EnglishLavender Melon
Chinese
(Simplified)
堇瓜
Jǐn Guā
Violet Melon[• 1]
Chinese
(Traditional)
堇瓜
Jǐn Guā
Japaneseスミレウリスミレウリ
Sumire Uri
Violet Melon[• 2]
Korean제비꽃 열매
Jebikkot Yeolmae
Violet Fruit[• 3]
SpanishCalavandaLavendkin
FrenchMelon lavandeLavender Melon
RussianФиалковая дыня
Fialkovaya dynya
Violet Melon
ThaiLavender Melon
VietnameseDưa TímPurple Melon
GermanLavendelmeloneLavender Melon
IndonesianLavender Melon
PortugueseMelão de LavandaLavender Melon
TurkishEflatun KavunLavender Melon
ItalianMelonlavandaLavender Melon
  1. Chinese: Violet refers to the flower.
  2. Japanese: Violet refers to the flower.
  3. Korean: Violet refers to the flower.

Change History[]

References[]

  1. Event Summertime Odyssey Quest: VI - Like Rhyme and Song, the Summer Reverie: Like Rhyme and Song, the Summer Reverie
  2. Kuki Shinobu's Character Story: Character Story 2
  3. Furnishing: Painted Vision: Stunning Waters

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