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A Ceramic Money Bank/Coin Box/Piggy Bank (often referred to as a Gullak in India) is a traditional and fun way to teach kids about saving money. Here are a few highlights and features of such banks:1.Material: Made from ceramic, giving it a classic, sturdy look.2.Design: Often shaped like animals (especially pigs, hence "piggy bank"), characters, or fun objects to appeal to both boys and girls.3.Purpose: Helps inculcate the habit of saving in children from a young age.4.Durability: Ceramic material is durable, though it can break if handled roughly, which can also serve as a lesson in taking care of one's possessions.5.Simple Operation: Usually has a small slit on the top to insert coins and notes, with some models having a removable bottom or a slot to retrieve money without breaking it.6.Variety: Available in multiple colors and designs, making them attractive gifts for kids.The traditional Gullak bank, commonly used in Indian households, is typically without any opening mechanism (other than breaking it to get the money), which teaches patience and discipline in savings.