Corinthian Aryballos with Winged Figure and Rooster - Handcrafted Archaic Greek Vase

​A beautiful spherical oil flask inspired by the historic Corinthian aryballoi of the early 6th century BC, which were traditionally used to hold scented oils, perfumes, and balms.

Depicts a mythical winged, bearded male figure (often interpreted as a Boread, son of the wind god) in the characteristic Archaic running-kneeling posture, symbolizing intense motion, accompanied by a rooster.

Features a magnificent, stylized rooster with rich incisions and an elegant lotus palmette design.

​The background is meticulously filled with traditional Corinthian rosettes, capturing the authentic ancient "horror vacui" aesthetic (fear of empty spaces).

Hand-painted and aged in our workshop, this piece perfectly mirrors the contrast of terracotta, black slip, and fine incisions.

H. 20 cm