Terracotta column-krater (mixing bowl) 360 BC

This ancient Greek terracotta krater (mixing bowl) is a beautiful example of Attic pottery from the 4th century BC. The krater, which stands 21 3/8 inches tall, features a black-figure design of three women. One woman is seated, holding a bowl, while the other two stand holding a jug and a tray. The geometric designs around the neck and base of the krater are also typical of Attic pottery. The krater is currently on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.