Minoan Vase Pottery Painting Octopus Ancient Greek Crete Ceramic Knossos

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*MADE IN GREECE – HANDMADE – HAND PAINTED *

AGED LOOK STYLE – THE SURFACE IS ROUGH

Dimensions (approximately):

Height:  30 cm  /  (11.8in)

Width:   22  cm /   (8.7in)

Net Weight: 2,1
  kgr    (4.63 lb)

Material : Clay – Genuine Ceramic

Marine-Style pottery, is
regarded as the pinnacle of Minoan palatial pottery production, specifically of
the LM I period (around 1400 B.C.E.). The era of Marine Style pottery coincided
with a period during which the Minoans’ trade networks spanned widely across
the Mediterranean, from Crete to Cyprus, the Levant, mainland Greece, and
Egypt.