Set of 2 Minoan Art vases 13cm,Ancient Greek Pottery

Buy a set of 2 Greek vases, an Oinochoe and an Amphora from Ancient Greek Minoan Period. An Oinochoe, also spelled oinochoe(Ancient Greek: οἰνοÏÏŒη; from Ancient Greek: οἶνοÏ‚ oînos, “wine”), is a wine jug and a key form of Ancient Greek pottery.Amphora is an Ancient greek vases used for storing wine and olive. Minoan art is the art produced by the Minoan civilazation from about 2600 to 1100 BC. Many different styles of potted wares and techniques of production are observable throughout the history of Crete. Early Minoan ceramics were characterized by patterns of spirals, triangles, curved lines,crosses,fish bones, and beak-spouts. However, while many of the artistic motifs are similar in the Early Minoan period, there are many differences that appear in the reproduction of these techniques through out the island which represent a variety of shifts in taste as well as in power structures[. During the Middle Minoan period, naturalistic designs (such as fish, squid, birds and lilies) were common. In the Late Minoan period, flowers and animals were still characteristic but more variety existed.lso began to apply lotuses or palmettes. Net weight(each one): 0,2 kgr(0,44lbr), Height:13cm (5,07in)with handle