Egina Vase

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The Egina Vase is a ceramic vessel that dates back to the late 6th century BCE. It was discovered on the Greek island of Egina in the 19th century and is now part of the collection at the British Museum in London. The vase stands at approximately 45 cm tall and is decorated with intricate black and red figures that depict scenes from Greek mythology, including a battle between Heracles and the monster Geryon. The handles of the vase are shaped into the heads of lions, adding to the overall grandeur of the piece. The Egina Vase is considered to be an important example of ancient Greek pottery and continues to fascinate art historians and enthusiasts alike.