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This amber-colored glass jug, created by the Roman glassblower Ennion in the 1st century CE, is a stunning example of Roman glassmaking. Ennion was known for his distinctive style, which often incorporated molded details like the grapevines and geometric patterns seen here. The jug features a small handle that curves gracefully, creating a delicate balance to the rounded body. This piece, currently housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, showcases the skill and artistry that Roman glassmakers brought to their craft.