The lost art of ATTIC BLACK glazed ware.
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Black-Glazed and Black-Figure Lekythos Inspired by Attic lekythoi of the late 6th and early 5th centuries BCE, this handcrafted ceramic vessel repr...
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from Thetis cabinet (one-of-a-kind) This experimental study reproduces the painted decoration of an Attic white-ground lekythos attributed to the ...
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Red-Figure large Kylix with Youth from THETIS Cabinet Attic-style red-figure kylix, based on the shape of an ancient cup in the Harvard Art Museums...
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Minimalistic Duck-Shaped Askos, Phylakopi I Culture, Early Cycladic III, ca. 2300–2000 BCE Based on an Early Cycladic vessel from Phylakopi I on Me...
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Red-Figure Epinetron (Onos), after the Eretria Painter, ca. 430–420 BCE from THETIS Cabinet — one of a kind The epinetron was one of t...
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Black-Glazed Kantharos with Acrobat and Dionysos, ca. 510–500 BCE Black-glazed kantharos decorated in Six’s Technique, inspired by a fragmentary At...
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Black-glaze calyx cup decorated with a white-painted nymph surrounded by vine leaves, inspired by Gnathia pottery of the 4th century BCE. The figur...
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Black-glazed open oil lamp with loop handle, after a Greek Attic original of the later 5th century BCE from the Athenian Agora. In ancient Athens, ...
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Handcrafted clay model of a chariot, based on a Cypro-Geometric prototype from Cyprus, ca. 850–750 BCE, now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New ...
View full detailsThe lost art of ATTIC BLACK glazed ware.
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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.
They are free of toxic elements or acrylic materials and are not affected by usual liquids (tea, coffee, wine, vinegar, oil, detergents) or exposure to heat.
Tall, slender and usually furnished with a single handle, the lekythos (Greek λήκυθος, plural lekythoi) is one of the most recognisable shapes of ancient Greek pottery. In antiquity, however, the word referred primarily to the vessel’s function: a container for...
September naturally brings children and school life to mind. For us at THETIS and ATTIC BLACK, it also recalls how our collection of ancient-inspired toys began. In September 2003, my two-year-old son was about to start kindergarten. While buying his...
A summer journey through the Cyclades, from Early Cycladic pottery and marble figurines to the Bronze Age world of Akrotiri. This post brings together Attic Black pieces inspired by island forms, ancient vessels, and the enduring simplicity of Aegean design: light, sea, clay, and objects made beautifully well.
We received our order today…very well packed!
Arrived today in perfect condition, very beautifully made. Very happy with this item.
Many thanks.
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 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.