Description
A beautiful handmade reproduction of an ancient Greek gold plated copper wine pot, dated to 330 BC and currently exhibited in the Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki, Greece.
The primary function of ancient Greek gold wine pots was to serve and enjoy wine during social gatherings, religious ceremonies, and other festive occasions. Wine held great cultural and symbolic significance in ancient Greece, serving as a libation to the gods, a symbol of hospitality, and a catalyst for conviviality and social interaction among guests.
Owning and using a gold wine pot was a symbol of wealth, prestige, and refinement in ancient Greek society. It was reserved for the elite members of society, such as aristocrats, rulers, and wealthy merchants, who could afford such luxurious items. Gold wine pots also played a role in reinforcing social hierarchies and demonstrating power and status through conspicuous consumption.
A dazzling example of craftsmanship and opulence, serving as both a functional vessel for serving wine and a symbol of wealth and status in the social and cultural life of ancient Greece.
Characteristics
| Material | Gold plated copper |
|---|---|
| Size | 28 cm x 20.5 cm (11 in. x 8 in.) |
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