Terracotta fragment of a kylix (drinking cup) 530 BC

This fragment of a terracotta kylix, a type of drinking cup, was created by the Athenian potter Makron around 530 BC. It is a rare example of black-figure pottery from this period, characterized by the use of black slip on a red clay background to create images. This particular fragment depicts a figure with a long, flowing garment, possibly a deity or hero. This fragment provides valuable insight into the artistry and culture of ancient Greece, offering a glimpse into the decorative techniques and imagery used on everyday objects.