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Ewer

usgb/ˈjuːər/Volume
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Historical Usage

An ewer often refers to an old-fashioned or ornate container, not commonly used now for practical purposes.

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The museum displayed a medieval ewer once used for handwashing.
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Decorative Object

Ewers are frequently used as decorative pieces in homes because of their unique and artistic designs.

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A beautifully painted ceramic ewer was the centerpiece of the dining table.
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Cultural Symbolism

In some cultures, ewers are symbolic, representing hospitality or ritual purity in religious ceremonies.

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At the traditional ceremony, they used a silver ewer to pour sacred water.
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