Terracotta kylix (drinking cup) 510 BC

This terracotta kylix (drinking cup) from 510 BC, attributed to the Palmette Eye-cups workshop, is a beautiful example of ancient Greek pottery. The cup features a black-figure technique, where the figures and details are painted in black slip on a red clay background. The central motif depicts a woman pouring liquid from a pitcher, flanked by palmette designs. The cup's form and decoration exemplify the skilled craftsmanship of the ancient Greeks and highlights their aesthetic values during that period. The kylix, with its delicate shape and intricate design, is a testament to the enduring legacy of ancient Greek art.