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The ‘che’, used to hold jar wine, is regarded as a sacred vessel and a dwelling place of deities in Ede rituals. (Photo: VNA)
The ‘che’, used to hold jar wine, is regarded as a sacred vessel and a dwelling place of deities in Ede rituals. (Photo: VNA)
A collection of che jars is displayed at the World Coffee Museum in Dak Lak for visitors to explore. (Photo: VNA)
A collection of che jars is displayed at the World Coffee Museum in Dak Lak for visitors to explore. (Photo: VNA)
Che jars holding jar wine are used in the Ede new-house blessing ritual. (Photo: VNA)
Che jars holding jar wine are used in the Ede new-house blessing ritual. (Photo: VNA)
For generations, the ‘che’ has symbolised wealth and prestige and is placed in honourable positions in the home. (Photo: VNA)
For generations, the ‘che’ has symbolised wealth and prestige and is placed in honourable positions in the home. (Photo: VNA)
Today, the ‘che’ remains integral to ceremonial life and daily cultural practices of the Ede people. (Photo: VNA)
Today, the ‘che’ remains integral to ceremonial life and daily cultural practices of the Ede people. (Photo: VNA)
For the Ede, the ‘che’ is a highly valued asset, accumulated and handed down through generations. (Photo: VNA)
For the Ede, the ‘che’ is a highly valued asset, accumulated and handed down through generations. (Photo: VNA)
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‘Che’ preserves Ede cultural heritage in Dak Lak

The ‘che’, a traditional jar used in Ede rituals, holds both spiritual and social significance, symbolising wealth and prestige. Still treasured today, che jars are handed down through generations, reflecting the enduring cultural identity of the Ede people.

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