Late Hellenistic Period Terracotta Lagynos fetishfigure and success in hunting

and success in hunting

embodying the metallurgical mastery and sophisticated artistry of early Southeast Asian societies

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unpolished grayish earthenware Mayan head fragment of a deity or warrior figurine

Late Hellenistic Period Terracotta Lagynos fetishfigure and success in huntingLate Hellenistic period, c. 150 50BC, Salamis or Kiti, Cyprus. This captivating large terracotta lagynos, crafted in the "painted white ware" style, is a quintessential example of Late Hellenistic pottery. The lagynos was a ubiquitous vessel of the era, primarily used to serve wine, and is particularly associated with women's gatherings and festivals. Skillfully wheel made, the vessel boasts a depressed, carinated body with a long cylindrical neck