Open Tripod Ceramic Bowl
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An open ceramic bowl on three tall legs, with two handles and a shaped pouring lip. The side and overhead photographs record its open profile, glossy interior and pouring detail.
Historical context
Archaeological studies of Aegean cooking pottery examine vessel shapes, manufacturing traces and evidence of use. This piece is a contemporary interpretation.
Christina Marabea, Hesperia 88.3 (2019), 447–525
Photographic documentation
Archaeopolis Objects archive, ceramic series, photographs 024, 025. The images show finished contemporary pieces by collaborating workshops and artists. Handmaking can produce individual variations in surface and finish.
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Archaeological comparison
The three supports offer a structural comparison. Our bowl is more open, with taller legs and a pouring lip. This is not an identified exact prototype.
Image: Acropolis Museum. View source record →
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