Oinochoe 350 BC

This black-glazed oinochoe, or wine jug, dates to 350 BC and is part of the Knudsen Group of Greek pottery. The jug is decorated with a black glaze and is accented with white and red painted bands and motifs, showcasing the stylistic characteristics of the time. The oinochoe is currently housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. This type of pottery was used for everyday activities and is a testament to the skill of ancient Greek artisans.