Black Figure Pottery Vase,Amphora 31cm, The Sacrifice of Iphigeneia

Reflecting the artistry of classical Athens, this amphora, a tall storage and transport jar for oil, wine, or grain. The main side depicts sacrifice of Iphigeneia. This piece is executed in the Black-figure technique, a hallmark of Attic pottery from the 7th to 5th centuries BCE, where silhouetted black figures are painted against the natural red clay, bringing mythological narratives vividly to life. On the reverse, the amphora illustrates It is shows Achilles Consulting Pithia. Handmade in Greece with traditional wheel-throwing, kiln-firing, and hand-painting techniques, this vessel reflects the timeless authenticity of ancient artistry. 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: 30 cm (11.8 in) – Weight: 1,6kg (3,5 lbs)
• Ceramic amphora, black figure, wheel-thrown, hand-painted, kiln-fired, handmade and hand-painted in Greece
• Mythological/Historical/classical theme: The sacrifice of Iphigeneia
• Decoration only; recommended for display use; not suitable for liquids
• Each piece is individually handmade and hand-painted, therefore slight variations in color and details may occur, making every item unique.