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Greek Vase Jar,Oinochoe 26cm,Showing Achilles killing Penthesilea in Kuwait Greek Vase Jar,Oinochoe 26cm,Showing Achilles killing Penthesilea in Kuwait Greek Vase Jar,Oinochoe 26cm,Showing Achilles killing Penthesilea in Kuwait Greek Vase Jar,Oinochoe 26cm,Showing Achilles killing Penthesilea in Kuwait Greek Vase Jar,Oinochoe 26cm,Showing Achilles killing Penthesilea in Kuwait

Greek Vase Jar,Oinochoe 26cm,Showing Achilles killing Penthesilea

KWD 44.500

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Special Features

  • Net weight: 0,8 kgr(1,76lbr), Height:22cm (8,58in)
  • Recommended only for decoration. Don't put liquid inside.Suitable for display purposes or as a decorative accent piece
  • Hand made and Hand painted from the start to finish. From the moment being clay and gets up on the wheel, the banking in the furnace, the background creation,the strip the design, the decoration and the finish.
  • Safe package.We use techniques that make the vases travel very safely. Don't hesitate to contact us, be-fore or after the order for any question or problem.
  • For U.S. customers: Ships DDP with DHL Express — import duties already included.

Description

Enhance your decor with an Oinochoe from Archaic Greek period 6th century BC ,with yellow background.Oinochoe, also spelled oenochoe, is a wine jug from the classical period of Greek pottery(5th Century B.C.) A graceful vessel with delicately curved handle and trefoil-shaped mouth. Fisrt side: It is shows Achilles Killing Penthesilea,Achilles steps to right, bearded, with long tresses, fully armed, high-crested helmet and short striped chiton, and has beaten down the Amazon queen Penthesilea on one knee, and plunges spear into her throat. Second side: It is shows a depiction of Dionysus, the god of wine, reclining on a ship with a billowing white sail. Vines are climbing up the mast and dolphins are swimming around the ship. This painting is meant to remind the beholder of a well-known myth told of the god: Dionysus had been captured by pirates and carried off to their ship. At sea, however, the god appeared to the men in his true guise, whereupon the men, seized with panic, jumped into the sea and were transformed by Dionysus into dolphins.

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