Terracotta Ancient Greek Jug

  

The ancient greek jug is known as a kind of ceramic vessel used in ancient greece. This pitcher was often used for storing, transporting and serving liquids. In ancient greece, the art of ceramics was highly developed and jugs were produced in different shapes, sizes and ornaments for various purposes.

Ancient greek jugs were usually made of a mixture of mud or clay and then hardened by baking. The outer surface of the jugs was usually black or red, while the inner surface was usually covered with a black lining. This coating would have provided better protection of the liquids inside. Jugs were usually equipped with large handles and had a wide mouth. This design allowed the liquids they contained to be poured and drunk easily. Jugs sometimes featured mythological scenes, animals, plants, or other decorative elements. These ornaments were used to tell stories through symbols associated with greek mythology and nature.

Ancient greek jugs were widely used in everyday life. Used in homes, ceremonies, feasts and religious rituals, these jugs played an important role in facilitating social interactions and welcoming guests.

It is also considered an example of the arts and crafts of ancient greece, and jugs found in archaeological excavations today provide historians and art historians with important clues about ancient greek culture. Height: 20cm / 7,87 nch. Width: 14cm / 5,51 nch. This item is made of soil.