Cypro-Classical Coarse Ware Cooking Pot (Chytra) phallomorphic Its terminals are shaped as

Its terminals are shaped as a stylized animal heads

Kraak porcelain is thinly potted and often displays roughly cut footrims

This exquisite wheel-made cooking pot

preceding the Inca Empire

Cypro-Classical Coarse Ware Cooking Pot (Chytra) phallomorphic Its terminals are shaped asCypro Classical II Period, c. 400323 BC, Republic of Cyprus This exquisite wheel made cooking pot, or chytra, is a remarkable example of Cypriot Coarse Ware pottery from the Cypro Classical II period. It features a beautifully crafted globular body with a flat bottom, surmounted by an everted rim. A single strap handle elegantly connects the rim to the vessel's rounded waist. Made of coarse red clay mixed with white grits, the piece exudes a rustic