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Greek Stamnos Vase - Odysseus & Sirens - Small

Located at the base of the Acropolis in the Plaka, the oldest section of Athens, is a charming workshop and gallery where artisan Sofia Gkani creates intricately detailed replicas of classical Greek vessels. Beautifully hand-painted, Sofia meticulously reproduces Corinthian, Geometric, Red or Black Figure designs on each unique terracotta piece. Each vessel is signed and numbered by the artist.

A Greek stamnos is a red figure wide-mouthed jar with an offset neck, often lidded, and usually has two handles. The stamnos was used like a krater for mixing wine and water. Like an amphora, the vase was also used as a general storage jar for liquids and small food stuffs.

- Terracotta clay
- 8.5 inches high x 7 inches diameter x 3.75 inches base diameter
- Dust gently; wipe with a damp cloth
- For decorative use only - not food safe
- Handcrafted and painted in Athens, Greece

- Item #: stam 20

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