Helical Crater 510 BC

The crater was the vessel in which the Ancient Greeks drank their wine mixed with water and that is why its name comes from the word kerannimi which means mix. This crater belongs to the period of the classical black figure in 510 BC. The first side depicts Dionysus, the God of wine surrounded by the Maenads, the nymphs who always accompanied Dionysus. On the NW side there is a plan with Akrokerama. All our works are 100% made in the traditional way of the Ancients in Greece, handmade by collaborating workshops upon exclusive order. Processing: Raw. Dimensions: 10M x 10W x 19W cm

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