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"Vats: A Journey through Colors, Crafts, and Necessities" Step into the world as we explore their diverse roles in different corners of the globe. From dyeing and winding silk in China to tanning leather hides in Morocco's Chouwara traditional tannery, these vessels have witnessed centuries of craftsmanship. In Old Fez, Morocco, the vats for tanning and dyeing leather hides and skins stand as a testament to the city's rich heritage. Skilled artisans immerse themselves in vibrant dyes within these vats, creating masterpieces that captivate with their intricate designs. But it is not just textiles that find solace within these containers; even Guinness Brewery in Dublin boasts massive storage vats. These colossal structures house Ireland's beloved stout, brewing history by blending flavors and traditions. Surprisingly enough, soldiers found respite amidst brewery vats during World War I. In an unexpected twist of fate, they traded their weapons for a refreshing bath amid the aroma of hops and barley – a temporary escape from the horrors of war. Meanwhile, halfway across the world in Mexico circa 1880-97 lies another application for vats - salt works and refining. The sun casts its golden rays upon rows of meticulously arranged containers where seawater transforms into precious crystals through evaporation. Art has also embraced this vessel's presence throughout history. "Silenus at the Wine Vat, " an etching from 1628 captures moments steeped in revelry while celebrating Bacchus' nectarous elixir. And even hospitals have relied on disinfection using large-scale vats around c1900s – safeguarding lives against invisible threats. Yet amidst all these tales lies one more heartwarming chapter: soup kitchens established by The Society of Friends during times when hunger plagued Manchester (1862) or Cork (1847). These humble establishments served nourishment to those in need, their vats overflowing with warmth and compassion.