Olympic cauldron

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The Olympic cauldron is the large ceremonial vessel, often a striking piece of architecture or sculpture, in which the Olympic flame burns throughout the duration of the Olympic Games.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ceremonial object
symbol of the Olympic Games
associatedWith International Olympic Committee NERFINISHED
Olympic ceremonies
Olympic flame NERFINISHED
Olympic torch NERFINISHED
designedBy architects
artists
host city organizers
industrial designers
durationOfUse entire period of the Olympic Games
extinguishedDuring Olympic closing ceremony NERFINISHED
firstUsedAt 1928 Summer Olympics in Amsterdam NERFINISHED
follows Olympic torch relay NERFINISHED
lighting of the Olympic flame in Olympia
hasCharacteristic ceremonial
designed to be visible to spectators
designed to burn for the duration of the Games
large
often architecturally distinctive
often sculptural
hasDesignConstraint must be visible on television broadcasts
must keep flame burning continuously
must meet safety regulations
must withstand weather conditions
hasNotableExample 1992 Barcelona Olympic cauldron
1996 Atlanta Olympic cauldron
2000 Sydney Olympic cauldron
2008 Beijing Olympic cauldron
2012 London Olympic cauldron
2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympic cauldron
2020 Tokyo Olympic cauldron NERFINISHED
hasPart Olympic flame NERFINISHED
inception 1928 Summer Olympics NERFINISHED
litDuring Olympic opening ceremony NERFINISHED
locatedIn Olympic host city
partOf Olympic Games NERFINISHED
poweredBy natural gas
other fuels
propane
symbolizes connection to ancient Olympia
continuity of the Olympic tradition
friendship among nations
peace
spirit of the Olympic Games
typicallyLocatedAt Olympic Stadium NERFINISHED
prominent outdoor location
usedFor holding the Olympic flame
serving as focal point of the Olympic flame ceremony
symbolizing continuity between ancient and modern Olympic Games
variesBy Olympic Games edition NERFINISHED
host city

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Olympic flame associatedWith Olympic cauldron
Sochi Olympic Park hasFeature Olympic cauldron
Olympic Stadium (Amsterdam) hasLighting Olympic cauldron
this entity surface form: Olympic flame cauldron
Thomas Heatherwick notableWork Olympic cauldron
this entity surface form: London 2012 Olympic cauldron