Historically, the pig bladder had several additional uses, all based on its properties as a lightweight, stretchable container that could be filled and tied off.
Bladder there is airtight. It does not leak air.
膀胱 Vessie Urinary bladder Harnblase Vescica urinaria vessie de porc 豚の膀胱
Germanic tribes is to dismantle the pig, using most of the sites in cooking, but the inedible bladder became the children's toys.
[クヨイ] kuy-oy.
For centuries before the invention of the paint tube, artists used to store their paints in pig bladders
ライムライトの加圧装置 [Limelight]
Clover portable regulating ether inhaler 1877 Vessie à glace 氷嚢
William Gilbert used pig bladders in the manufacture of rugby balls. Richard Lindon in 1880
The pig bladder has several traditional ceremonial uses in Europe.
It is traditional during the festival Fasching in Bad Aussee to brandish inflated pig bladders on sticks. 1877
In Xinzo de Limia, Spain, inflated pig bladders are carried during Carnival.
Au carnaval de Binche 1948 in the Belgian town of Binche [バンシュ]
The bladder is used as a casing for several traditional food items, including the sausages known as ventricina and sobrassada.
アン・ベッシー(膀胱包み蒸し) vessie nienfanhsun "Mere Fillioux"
ブレス鶏の豚膀胱包み（Volaille de Bresse en vessie "Mere Fillioux"）
干制猪小肚（膀胱） 鲜小肚（膀胱）
painted pig bladders were used as face masks. 川劇 変面 [YouTube] []
