Medium: Terracotta

Dimensions:

17 x 14.5 inches

Description:

A calyx krater is a type of ancient Greek pottery, specifically a type of krater (a bowl for mixing wine and water) distinguished by its shape, which resembles the calyx or cup of a flower. The handles of a calyx krater are located low on the body, at the "cul," and curve upwards, contributing to the flower-like appearance. These vessels were commonly used at symposia, elite social gatherings for drinking. 

Type of Work: Decorative Arts

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