Vase fragment in the form of a satyr's head 499 BC

This is a fragment of a vase in the form of a satyr's head, dating back to 499 BC. It is made from terracotta and uses black and white glaze. The piece is part of the Sabouroff Class of Head Vases, known for their distinctive style. This particular fragment shows the satyr's profile, with his large, expressive eye, a hint of a beard, and a pointed ear. The fragment is a reminder of the artistry and craftsmanship of ancient Greece, and its depiction of a mythical creature like a satyr contributes to the rich mythological stories associated with this period.