Olympic Cauldron

The Olympic Cauldron is a symbolic vessel that holds the Olympic flame during the Games. It represents the connection between ancient and modern Olympic traditions, symbolizing peace, unity, and friendship among nations. The flame is lit in Greece and carried to the host city, where the cauldron is designed as a prominent display. During the event, the flame remains burning at the cauldron site throughout the Games, serving as a powerful, unifying symbol for athletes and spectators worldwide. Its design often reflects the host country's culture and innovation, making it a central and meaningful feature of the Olympics.