In traditional Rajput and Rajasthani aristocratic social customs, 'Kusumba' (or Kasumal/Amal) refers to a ceremonial filtered decoction of purified opium (Afeem) dissolved in water, offered socially to guests as an emblem of honor, hospitality, and reconciliation.

• Marriage rituals: Rituals include Samela, Toran, and Phera.
• Dishes (food items): Traditional foods include Dal Baati Churma and Ghevar.
• Opium and Liquor: 'Kusumba' specifically denotes the ceremonial preparation and sharing of refined opium water (Amal/Afeem) and drinks in western Rajasthan.
• Conventional weapons: Weapons include Talwar, Katar, and Barcha.