A traditional Nepali water vessel known as a “Karuwa” (करुवा).
Description:
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The Karuwa is a metal pot — often made of brass, bronze, or copper — with a curved body, a narrow neck, and a wide base for stability.
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It has a spout on one side for pouring water and a wide opening at the top, sometimes covered with a small lid.
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The surface in the image is highly polished and reflective, giving it a shiny, silvery appearance.
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The design is both functional and decorative, with smooth curves and a traditional Nepali shape.
Cultural Significance:
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The Karuwa is a common household item in Nepal, traditionally used for storing and pouring drinking water.
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It is also used in religious rituals and cultural ceremonies, often as a symbol of purity and hospitality.
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In many Nepali homes, offering water from a Karuwa is considered a sign of respect and welcome to guests.
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