Kanwar

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Kanwar is a sacred water-filled pitcher or vessel carried by Hindu devotees, especially during the Kanwar Yatra pilgrimage, as an offering to Lord Shiva.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu religious object
religious vessel
ritual object
associatedFestivalPeriod Shravan month GENERATED
monsoon season GENERATED
associatedWithDeity Lord Shiva NERFINISHED
carriedBy Hindu devotees
Kanwariyas
groups of pilgrims
carriedOn shoulders
carryingInvolves barefoot walking
long-distance pilgrimage
contains holy water
culturalSignificance expression of penance
expression of religious vow
destination Shiva shrine
Shiva temple
filledWith water
geographicAssociation India NERFINISHED
North India NERFINISHED
handledWith ritual purity rules
hasComponent vessel
water-filled pitcher
linkedPractice austerity observance
vow fulfillment
material earthenware
metal
plastic
notPlacedOn ground
partOf Kanwar Yatra ritual paraphernalia
purpose offering to Lord Shiva
regionallyKnownAs Kaanwar NERFINISHED
Kawad NERFINISHED
requires continuous carrying until offering
symbolizes devotion to Lord Shiva
purity
typicalContext Kanwar Yatra pilgrimage NERFINISHED
usedDuring Kanwar Yatra NERFINISHED
usedFor pilgrimage ritual
religious offering
usedInReligion Hinduism NERFINISHED
visualFeature brightly decorated structure
suspended water containers
waterSource Ganga NERFINISHED
Yamuna NERFINISHED
other sacred rivers
sacred river

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Kanwar Yatra devoteesCarry Kanwar