water jars
Pitchers for drinking
Water jars are containers designed to hold water, typically made of clay, ceramic, or earthenware.
Historically used for storing and carrying drinking water, they appear frequently in archaeological and biblical contexts: The servants filled the water jars to the brim.
The term emphasizes the vessel's specific purpose rather than its material or form.
- clayMoldable earth for ceramics
- clay potCeramic container from earth
- potteryFired clay objects
- ceramicFired clay material
- terra cottaFired clay ceramic
vessel · amphora · urn · pitcher · cistern · terracotta · well · village well · storage · earthenware · crockery · calabash · gourd · carrying · village · fountain · spout · lid
- potterypot, pottery, clay pottery, throwing, ceramic vase
- Asian ceramicsceladon, porcelain vases, bowl, blue and white, bowls
- Japanese ceramicstea bowls, sake cups, rice bowls, plates
- Japanese potterytea bowls, vases, sake cups, incense burners, dishes
- Islamic ceramicslustreware, lusterware, cobalt blue, glazed pottery, underglaze painting
- Karatsu waretea bowls
water jarswater bottles
Containers for carrying beverages
water buckets · water tanks · water barrels · canteens · cisterns
water jarshoney jars
Vessels holding bee product
pickle jars · spice jars · cookie jars · amphoras · storage jars
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