Oinochoe 350 BC

This black-glazed oinochoe, or wine jug, was made in Greece around 350 BC. It is a good example of the black-figure technique, a style of Greek pottery decoration where the figures are painted in black silhouette on a red clay background. This oinochoe features a geometric pattern of white and red motifs. The black glaze and geometric patterns reflect a common style of pottery in ancient Greece, demonstrating the artistry of the time.