
Archaic I
Bichrome Lotus Bowl
Pottery bowl in Bichrome Ware; wheel-made; deep body with straight sides - horizontal moulding above the mid-point of the body - on a moulded pedestal foot; opposing horizontal loop-handles; plain rim. Made of buff clay fired a drab cream colour, decorated in black and red paint: above on each side of the vase are panels defined by groups of vertical parallel lines framing geometrical ornaments (diagonals with superimposed circles, chevrons, and circles); below are elaborate stylised lotus flowers and a concentric lozenge within a panel of vertical parallel lines; bands on the stem and in the interior. Dimensions: Diameter: 17.50 centimetres; Height: 13 centimetres Object Type: bowl Ware: Bichrome Ware Series: Bichrome IV Techniques: painted
Date
750 - 600 BC
Accession No.
1876,0909.55
Collection
British Museum
Provenance
- Cyprus
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