Apoulia – Greek ancient pottery
62,00 €
Aota (meaning “earless” in Greek) were the most simple form of drinking vessel in Ancient Greece in the 5th century B.C.
Greek Attic Red figure terracotta, 360 B.D. Genuine copy from Archeologico di Egnazia Museum.
Apoulian style.
Stathopoulos Painter.
Deos Series.
Weight: 150gr,Height: 8cm,Width: 9cm,Depth: 9cm
( Measurements and figures may vary because each object is unique and handmade)
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Aota (meaning “earless” in Greek) were the most simple form of drinking vessel in Ancient Greece in the 5th century B.C.
Greek Attic Red figure terracotta, 360 B.D. Genuine copy from Archeologico di Egnazia Museum.
Apoulian style.
Stathopoulos Painter.
Deos Series.
Weight: 150gr,Height: 8cm,Width: 9cm,Depth: 9cm
( Measurements and figures may vary because each object is unique and handmade)
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