Terracotta vase in the form of a Ketos (Sea Monster) by Ancient Greek Painting and Sculpture

Terracotta vase in the form of a Ketos (Sea Monster) 650 BC

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This terracotta vase, in the form of a Ketos (sea monster), is a prime example of Ancient Greek art from 650 BC. Crafted in the form of a mythological creature with a fearsome expression and detailed scales, the vase likely functioned as a vessel for liquids or oils. The reddish-brown and white color scheme, alongside the intricate patterns of the scales and the creature’s features, showcases the artistry of Ancient Greek artisans. The vase, currently housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, is a reminder of the rich and mythical world that Ancient Greeks envisioned, and a testament to their creative use of terracotta in their artistic endeavors.