Geometric Pottery Jar 24cm,Ancient Greek Vase

An exquisite piece of ceramic heritage, this oinochoe (wine jug). An oinochoe is a wine jug used to pour wine during banquets and rituals. Executed in the Geometric style, a hallmark of classical pottery (c. 900–700 BCE). Geometric pottery (900–700 BC) from ancient Greece is characterized by linear motifs, meanders, triangles, and concentric circles. Large vases often depicted funerary scenes and processions, reflecting both artistic order and social or ritual significance. Handmade in Greece using wheel-throwing, kiln-firing, and meticulous hand-painting, each piece is unique while remaining faithful to historical techniques. Safe package.We use techniques that make the items travel very safely. Don't hesitate to contact us, before or after the order for any question or problem.

• Height: 24 cm (9.4 in) – Weight: 0.7 kg (1.5 lbs)
• Oinochoe jug, geometric art, terracotta ceramic, wheel-thrown, hand-painted, kiln-fired, handmade and hand-painted in Greece
• Characterized by linear motifs, meanders, triangles, and concentric circles.Depicted funerary scenes and processions
• Decoration only; recommended for display use; not suitable for liquids
• A unique ceramic artwork inspired by the aesthetics of ancient Greek pottery and classical Mediterranean culture.