Amasis Lekythos 31cm,Black Figure Pottery ,shows a Wedding,Museum Replicas

Handcrafted in Greece, this museum‑style piece celebrates a Wedding,Museum Replicas ceramic lekythos (oil flask (often funerary)) is executed in the black‑figure tradition, echoing the aesthetics and storytelling of ancient Greek art.
This is the earliest and most complete known representation of an Attic wedding. The bridal couple with the best man behind them sit in a cart drawn by two donkeys. A mule cart with four guests follows. Other members of the procession are on foot. The woman in the lead holds two torches, indicating that the scene takes place at night. The procession heads toward the bridegroom's house where a woman, probably the mother of the groom, awaits. The architecture of the house is carefully indicated; the white columns of the porch may be painted wood.

Museum replica details: attributed to the Amasis Painter 550-525 B.C. Location: Metropolitan Museum of New York.

Dimensions — Height: 31.00 cm (12.20 in); Weight: 1.70 kg (3.75 lbs).

Packaging: secure, protective packing designed for artwork and ceramic surfaces.

Shipping: Ships from Greece within 1–3 business days; DHL Express transit typically 2–6 business days worldwide. Tracking included.

Use: decorative only; recommended for display. Not suitable for liquids or food contact.

Each piece is individually finished by hand, so small variations in tone and texture are normal—a hallmark of authentic studio craftsmanship that makes your item uniquely yours.