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An hourglass is an old tool for measuring time. You can see the passage of time by watching the sand fall from top to bottom.
These days, it's more often used as a symbol of "waiting" or "in progress" rather than an actual timekeeping device. You can often see this shape on computers and smartphones.
An hourglass is an old tool for measuring time. You can see the passage of time by watching the sand fall from top to bottom.
These days, it's more often used as a symbol of "waiting" or "in progress" rather than an actual timekeeping device. You can often see this shape on computers and smartphones.
The hourglass first came into use around the 8th century in Europe and was utilized in various fields such as navigation and cooking. Although digital clocks have replaced it in modern times, it is still recognized as a beautiful tool that visually represents the flow of time.
In modern culture, the hourglass is also used to symbolize the finiteness of life, such as with "YOLO" (You Only Live Once). On social media, it's frequently used as an icon to indicate "loading" or "processing," and it's also used as a representative image for meditation apps and timer apps.