Terracotta lekythos (oil flask) in the form of a sphinx, Greek, 380-360 BCE
From the Met Museum
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Terracotta lekythos (oil flask) in the form of a sphinx, Greek, 380-360 BCE
From the Met Museum

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Lekythos, attributed to the Carlsruhe Painter, Greek, 460-50 BCE
From the Met Museum
Oil flask (lekythos) with a woman working wool, by the Brygos Painter, 480-470 BCE
From the Museum of Fine Arts Boston
Lekythos, Greek, 5th Century BCE
From the Victoria and Albert Museum
This is my first post and I have absolutely no idea how this site works, so this is a fuck around and find out kind of situation.
With that in mind here is one of my favourite examples of greek pottery:
Terracotta lekythos (oil flask) Attributed to the Amasis Painter ca. 550–530 BCE, showing different stages of wool production and weaving.
Current Collection New York (N.Y.), Metropolitan Museum: 31.11.10. Beazley No. 310485. Images from the Metropolitan Museum NY
I just think it's so cool.
If you're interested or curious about textile production in the ancient world, I can't recommend this series of articles by Bret Devereaux enough:
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Red-figure lekythos, 4th century B.C.South Italian, Paestan.
Oil Flask (Lekythos) In The Form Of Aphrodite At Her Birth
Greece, 380-370 BCE
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