An ancient Greek oil-storage jar.
Lekythos
A two handed greek jug is commonly known as a Lekythos.
The aryballos, a spherical perfume or oil jar. Taller But narrower is the lekythos used for oil or sometimes perfume.
The vases (lekythoi) stored olive oil for the ritual anointing of the dead(every year), more specifically unmarried men
There have been six different main types of potery created by the Greeks. These types include: krater, kyllix, hydria, oinchoe, amphora, and lekythos.
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A lekythos is a type of ancient Greek pottery, typically used for storing oil, especially olive oil. It features a narrow body, a single handle, and a long neck, often with a small, flared mouth. Lekythoi were commonly used in funerary contexts, as offerings to the dead, and are often decorated with intricate paintings depicting scenes of daily life, mythology, or funerary rituals. Their distinctive shape and artistic designs make them significant for understanding ancient Greek culture and art.
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