वैश्य उवाच । अस्मिन्रत्नवरे दिव्ये यदि ते सस्पृहं मनः । तमेवादत्स्व सुप्रीता मौल्यमस्य ददासि किम्
vaiśya uvāca | asminratnavare divye yadi te saspṛhaṃ manaḥ | tamevādatsva suprītā maulyamasya dadāsi kim
Vaiśya berkata: “Jika hatimu mendambakan permata ilahi yang unggul ini, ambillah dengan sukacita. Apakah harga yang akan engkau berikan untuknya?”
Vaiśya (the merchant)
Scene: The merchant holds out the divine jewel/bracelet, inviting her to take it, while asking the price; the woman’s gaze fixes on the ornament, tension between desire and negotiation.
Desire and value are questioned directly—setting up a dharmic reflection on what one is willing to exchange for pleasure or gain.
No tīrtha is mentioned in this verse.
None; it is a transactional question within a moral narrative.