Sodnom
Sodnom is a traditional Mongolian utensil used primarily for serving and consuming dairy products such as koumiss, fermented mare's milk, or other traditional beverages. The term "sodnom" originates from Mongolian culture and language, where it describes a round, shallow bowl typically crafted from durable materials like wood, ceramics, or metal.
The design of a sodnom is functional and simple, often featuring a wide mouth to facilitate easy
In Mongolian pastoral society, sodnoms hold cultural significance as they are integral to traditional rituals, communal
Today, sodnoms continue to be used in rural Mongolia and are also appreciated as cultural artifacts and