Vessel Milky

The milky vessel is an old legend that can be found in folk tales and legends. It is often associated with myths and legends about milk rivers and jelly banks. Here is a recent legend about a vessel that I came across on one of the sites.

Legend says that

The Milky Way vessel belongs to the Azelli group of vessels, which is used in ancient Tibetan art. Milky Way vessels were used to store liquids.

The term "Milky Way Vessel" originated from ancient Tibetan legends about milky blossoms in the mountains and remains one of the most popular Tibetan souvenirs to this day. Such vessels were made not only from porcelain, but also from wood, glass, jade, and metal - from artistic folk craftsmen throughout the country until the beginning of the 20th century. In ancient times, “milk flower vessels” also called sandalwood vessels with dripping oil, which were used to bless prayers, books

Milky vessels (lat. Vas jlychifera) is the name of a number of artificially produced vessels and metal forms for chemical laboratory glassware, used mainly in Russia in the 19th century by chemists to obtain chemically pure fluorine compounds and fluoride derivatives of hydrocarbons by reacting milky hydrogen fluoride with hydrocarbons.

The name “milky” is probably given because this reaction produces saturated fractions that boil at a temperature below the boiling point of the corresponding acid.

Industrial production of a milky vessel made of a special alloy was established.

Vasculum lacteal (Latin name Aeselius), also known as vulvar nephrosis or aselli, is an uncommon skin condition that occurs due to infection of the vagina and genitals. In ancient times, this disease was considered incurable, since its symptoms resembled a demonic curse