Vase Hydria
Introducing the Vase Hydria by The Met x Eichholtz, inspired by the decorations on an ancient Greek terracotta calyx-krater, or bowl for mixing water and wine in The Met collection. Reimagined with a pristine white finish, our vase recalls ancient Greek artistry, blending historical allure with contemporary elegance. Elevate your decor with this timeless piece, a harmonious fusion of classical beauty and modern sophistication. HISTORIC PROVENANCE The Vase Hydria is inspired by a Greek calyx-krater (ca. 460-450 BCE), a type of terracotta bowl for mixing water and wine, attributed to the Painter of the Berlin Hydria. The original vessel features a depiction of an Amazonomachy, a legendary battle between the Greeks and the Amazons, a mythological race of female warriors. This theme, a popular subject in Greek pottery, conveys the drama and tumult of battle.
Dimensions: 23.62" | H. 23.62"
Description
Introducing the Vase Hydria by The Met x Eichholtz, inspired by the decorations on an ancient Greek terracotta calyx-krater, or bowl for mixing water and wine in The Met collection. Reimagined with a pristine white finish, our vase recalls ancient Greek artistry, blending historical allure with contemporary elegance. Elevate your decor with this timeless piece, a harmonious fusion of classical beauty and modern sophistication. HISTORIC PROVENANCE The Vase Hydria is inspired by a Greek calyx-krater (ca. 460-450 BCE), a type of terracotta bowl for mixing water and wine, attributed to the Painter of the Berlin Hydria. The original vessel features a depiction of an Amazonomachy, a legendary battle between the Greeks and the Amazons, a mythological race of female warriors. This theme, a popular subject in Greek pottery, conveys the drama and tumult of battle.
Dimensions: 23.62" | H. 23.62"
