Step into the world of magic and mystery as we uncover the fascinating story of a 300-year-old anti-gravity jar made of clay. Displayed at the Museum of Kancheepuram in India, this jar has baffled experts and visitors alike with its peculiar characteristics.

Without a lid and with holes on the top and bottom, water poured into the jar through the bottom holes disappears when held upright, but is retained when turned upside down. The water can only be retrieved through the spout, and the jar has no moving parts or rubber stopper. Even shaking it reveals nothing moving inside!

The jar was made in the small village of Karigiri, once a center for making magic items. The village produced around 100 different magic containers, of which only a handful remain today. The most intriguing of all was the Akshaya Patra, a metal replica of the original jar, which never ran out of liquid. Pour a small glass of water into it, and it magically turns into wine.

Join us on this journey to uncover the secrets of the Karigiri anti-gravity jar, and be amazed by the wonders of ancient technology and magic. Don't miss out on this intriguing and mysterious artifact. Watch now!

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