Gador Jar - this is a wedding gift given by the family of the husband of my maternal Great-Great-Great-Great-Grandmother to her on their wedding day in the year , it is a tradition of the Gadur jars were used to hold the ceremonial gifts for the bride's family given by the groom's relatives during wedding festivals. These vessels were a sign of wealth and status, and they are always included among the gifts exchanged during weddings.
This is made out of Brass, originally made by the native
Gador Jar - this is a wedding gift given by the family of the husband of my maternal Great-Great-Great-Great-Grandmother to her on their wedding day in the year 1872, it is a tradition of . Gadur jars were used to hold the ceremonial gifts for the bride's family given by the groom's relatives during wedding festivals. These vessels were a sign of wealth and status, and they are always included among the gifts exchanged during weddings.
