Terracotta Lekanis (dish) 325 BC

This ancient Greek terracotta lekanis (dish) from the 4th century BC features a winged figure seated on a stool. The figure holds a pomegranate, symbolizing fertility and abundance, and is surrounded by a decorative border of stylized leaves and wavy lines. This type of vessel, often used for holding cosmetics or ointments, showcases the elegant and precise artistry of ancient Greek pottery. The lek anis is a testament to the enduring beauty and symbolic power of ancient Greek art.