from THETIS cabinet (one-of-a-kind) Oon: Egg-Shaped Red-Figure Pyxis, after the Washing Painter A rare egg-shaped red-figure pyxis, based on an Att...
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Cleveland Red Figure Fish Plate – Paestan Sea Life This striking fish plate is inspired by an exceptional South Italian original from Paestum, dati...
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Mildenberg Red Figure Fish Plate – Taras, 4th Century BC A 4th-century BC South Italian Greek fish plate, most probably from Taras (Taranto), fait...
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Red Figure Fish Plate - after the “Painter of Boston”, MFA Boston Inspired by a superb South Italian fish plate in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston ...
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Red-Figure Fish Plate — After the Altes Museum (Berlin) OriginalApulia, South Italy, c. 335 BCE — in the manner of the Eyebrow Painter Inspired by ...
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from THETIS cabinet (one-of-a-kind) Red Figure Fish Plate – After the Louvre Original A rare rectangular fish plate, formed by hand after an Apuli...
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Inspired by a terracotta alabastron (perfume vase) attributed to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, and dated to around 510 BC. The ancient ...
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After an East Greek prototype, Chios, early 6th century BC This Chian chalice is inspired by an early 6th-century BC East Greek original, belonging...
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After an East Greek prototype, Chios, ca. 580–570 BC This Chian chalice is based on a rare East Greek vessel from the island of Chios, dating to th...
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from THETIS Cabinet Inspired by our early work on the famous Cypriot boat model of the Louvre, this playful creation emerged from the hands of one ...
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Archaic Decorated Phiale Based on an original from the Louvre Museum collection (ca. 520–500 BC), this phiale follows the rare overpainting techni...
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Black-Glaze Cylindrical Pyxis A refined cylindrical pyxis, a genuinely executed form based on similar black-glazed utensils of Classical Athenian p...
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Black-glazed neck-amphora of the Nikosthenic type, ca. 525–520 BCE, decorated in the Six-Technique. On the neck (sides A and B): a nude woman weari...
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Thera Black Incised Vase — Early Cycladic I This hand-crafted ceramic pyxis is inspired by the ancient treasures of Early Cycladic I Thera, particu...
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Attic Black is proud to capitalise on years of extensive scientific research in ancient Greek ceramic craftsmanship, specialising in functional tableware and exclusive gift collections.
All ceramics are hand-thrown or hand modelled, hand painted with clay-based slips and the colours emerge during firing.
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May takes its name from Maia, a figure linked with growth, fertility, and the nurturing force of spring. This short article connects the ancient meanings of May with the extraordinary Sotades Tomb, found in nineteenth-century Athens, where a delicate cup showing a seated woman and child offers a quiet image of care, infancy, and the fragile hope of renewal.
At THETIS and ATTIC BLACK, remaking ancient ceramics is not understood as simple copying. It is a process shaped by research, reconstruction, and a sustained dialogue between ancient forms, lost techniques, and the present.
March is a threshold month by the sea—when the light shifts, the coast feels alive again, and simple fish cooking returns to the table. This post revisits ancient Greek fish plates, especially the South Italian masterpieces of the 4th century BCE, with their painted seafood “menus” and spiny rockfish/scorpionfish forms. From the realism—and quiet humor—of these plates to the enduring taste of kakavia, one idea carries through time: the Mediterranean sea as everyday abundance, worthy of both art and appetite.
Hi friends!! We have received the pieces and they are perfect! Thanks so much!!!!
Un abrazo!
The mugs and fish plate arrived at our doorstep yesterday afternoon. The package was in perfect condition and no additional customs fees were due for us..... Every piece is so, so beautiful - I couldn't have imagined them turning out more perfectly! I'm especially delighted by my left-handed Medusa mug, and the six-technique rooster and Louvre owl will bring so much joy and delight to morning coffee with friends. Thank you for letting us visit the studio this summer and for creating and shipping these pieces with such care and skill.
I just received my package with the toys.
Wonderful. Thank you so much.
Arrived today in perfect condition, very beautifully made. Very happy with this item.
Many thanks.
Dear ATTIC BLACK,
I wish to convey my appreciation for the exceptional black set you supplied. It effortlessly combines contemporary elegance with genuine ancient charm! I look forward with enthusiasm to arranging an ancient Greek meal using this superb dinnerware.
Thanks once more.
