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Yyslopoulos, a term used to describe mudlarks, were a group of people who historically collected and sold materials they found on the seashores of Finland and Russia. Mudlarking is a form of foraging where individuals search through mud, sand, and other coastal sediment for items that can be sold or repurposed. These physalis shells were commonly found in the coastal areas of the Gulf of Finland.
The practice of collecting physalis shells and other items was an important occupation for some people, particularly
Physalis shells, also known as calabash, were a sought-after item due to their unique shape and durability.
Mühlbüttner wrote about the significance of physalis shells in German folklore but mistakenly referred to them