NECK-AMPHORA This vessel is quite sturdy

This vessel is quite sturdy and holds its look of solidity with a highly reflective black glaze

sourced from an Oxford based astrophysicist

An elegantly curved removable handle can be slipped on and off of the base and contains a little notch on its peak

completing the footed element with a small incision at the crown of each head

This particular vessel had been painted with a turquoise glaze on its neck and rim and lined in its interior

NECK-AMPHORA This vessel is quite sturdyA Greek inspired vase with a more modern take. Made of off white stoneware with a lightly textured finish, the style is known as a neck amphora, a style where the neck joins the shoulders at a sharp angle rather than a one piece amphora, where the neck and body are more harmoniously shaped in one continuous and fluid form. The mouth of the vase is wider and longer than common greek inspired silhouettes, leading to a pair of broad, lightly sloping