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A group of calabash for sale at the Alduba market in the Omo Valley.

Inhambane, Mozambique - December 17, 2022: Skilled craftsman tune a traditional wooden xylophone-like instrument from Mozambique called mbila (plural timbila)

African/ Ghanaian locally made drinks Asaana, Soobolo, Ginger drink being served from a Calabash to an African audience

Close-up of an Indian adult’s hand holding a cut slice of coconut with betel leaves performing prayer for devotees during religious ceremony at the annual Hindu Thaipusam Festival at Batu Caves, Selangor, Malaysia.

An Indian woman in traditional attire holding a ghoti or brass pot filled with gangajal or water from river ganges for puja rituals.

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$Hindu rituals carry out prayers the Melasti Ceremony before balinese new year Nyepi - a Balinese \$

Ethiopian woman during coffee ceremony - putting coffee grounds into a special vessel which contain boiled water, northern Ethiopia, Africa. A coffee ceremony is a ritualised form of preparing and later drinking coffee.

celebrating Traditional Thai Pongal festival to sun god with pot, lamp,wood fire stove, fruits and sugarcane. Making Sakkarai or sugar pongal and ven pongal in sand stove in traditional method.

Cotonou, Littoral Department, Benin: micro gas filling station - roadside petrol supplier, employing large bottles (carboy) - informal fuel sellers often sell cheap fuels from Nigeria. Fuel smuggling from Nigeria to Benin is a widespread issue driven by the significant price disparity between the two countries. Nigeria, as one of Africa's largest oil producers, heavily subsidizes fuel, making it much cheaper than in neighboring Benin. Despite efforts by both Nigerian and Beninese governments to curb smuggling through border enforcement, the practice continues due to economic pressures and weak border controls, contributing to losses in tax revenue for both countries and fueling a black-market economy.

Originated in south west of Nigeria, shekere is a West African percussion instrument consisting of a dried gourd with beads or cowries woven into a net covering the gourd.

Hot pot, Beijing traditional copper pot

Traditional pitchers and pots at handicrafts local market Kei Afer in Omo valley, Ethiopia

Fruits at the fair in Guinea-Bissau

Clay Pot Water placed under shade of tree in summer for drinking water.

Young woman from Mursi tribe. Mursi tribe are probably the last groups in Africa amongst whom it is still the norm for women to wear large pottery or wooden discs or ‘plates’ in their lower lips.

Ceremony of brewing the coffee in Ethiopia

An Afro Caribbean man extracts water from a fresh coconut and decants into a jar

Locally brewed assorted drinks such as asaana. soobolo, zonko, ginger drink or saamia being served on African Union Day day to build in students a sense of patriotism

A buffet style vegetarian dinner at home.

Tumba a Gourd Container of Indian tribals

Photo taken in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Handmade terracotta jug on an old terracotta floor. Handicraft products of Indigenous tribes in Brazil.

According to Hindu scriptures, prayers are offered to God with a water pot in hand

Close-up of a bowl with sustainable tree urucum and jenipapo used for painted

Carved decorative African gourds hanging on outdoor post in Tanzania, Africa

Asian woman learning to make alms bowls from a local artisan in the community.

Water clay pot isolated

Thai woman is filling boiled thai herbal health water for foot bathing into bucket from fireplace in Chianfg Rai province

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