I think you are referring to the Kikombe Cha Umoja, a symbol from the holiday of Kwanzaa. This drinking cup represents the first Kwanzaa principle, Unity (or in the Swahili language "Umoja"). As part of the ritual for those who observe the holiday, family members often drink from the unity cup, to reinforce their commitment to fostering togetherness and harmony in family life.
The Unity Cup is part of the Seven Symbols of Kwanzaa. Umoja, (the Unity Cup) is when celebrants drink from the cup to honor their ancestors. Before drinking, each person says"harambee" which means "let's pull together.'
The fruit baskets used for Kwanzaa are called "Kikombe cha Umoja," which translates to "Cup of Unity." These baskets typically contain a variety of fruits, symbolizing the harvest and abundance, and are part of the Kwanzaa celebration that highlights African heritage and community. The fruit represents the importance of sharing and giving, key principles of the holiday.
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A chalice is a handleless stemmed cup, like a goblet. It is pronounced in two syllables, the first being "cha" to rhyme with "Ma" and the last being "liss" to rhyme with "bliss", with the emphasis on the first syllable: CHA-liss
Java is slang for coffee. The cup and saucer represent a cup of coffee, or java.
A cup or chalice
A cup is a container for liquid, whether in real life or in a dream. It might represent either need (an empty cup) or abundance (an over-flowing cup.)
It is Kepler Wessels , for South Africa and Australia.
The stars represent how many times a team has won the World Cup.
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To me, it would be a coffee cup. To represent a person leisurely browsing the Internet instead of actually doing some work.
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