Terracotta kylix (drinking cup) 500 BC

This black-figure terracotta kylix (drinking cup) was created by Hegesiboulos in 500 BC. The kylix features a black-figure painting technique on a terracotta base, depicting a scene of a festive gathering or ritual. The decoration of this drinking vessel exemplifies the artistic conventions and craftsmanship of the time, showcasing the skill of the potter in creating a functional and aesthetically pleasing object for daily use. The kylix is currently housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.