alabastron

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Amphoriskoi, Alabastron and Glass Paste Vessels, 3rdâ2nd Century BC, Archaeology Museum, Ohrid, North Macedonia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ancient greek vessel alabastron isolated on white Royalty Free Stock Photo

Greek vessel alabastron silhouette isolated on white Royalty Free Stock Photo

Alabastron, Dimov Grob, Ulanci, Gradsko, 14th - 12th century BC, Archaeological Museum of Macedonia, Skopje Royalty Free Stock Photo

Typology of Greek vase shapes Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ancient Greek Corinthian Alabastron Perfume Flask Regional Archaeological Museum Palermo Sicily Italy

Alabastron or alabastrum Royalty Free Stock Photo

Attic Inscribed Cup and Corinthian, Greco-Oriental, Attic Vases 525â500 BC Regional Archaeological Museum Palermo Sicily Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo

Greek vessel shapes. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Black and white dotted line of ancient greek pottery and tools Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ancient Greek Corinthian alabastron, a small, elongated pottery vessel used primarily as a flask for perfumes, oils, or ointments. Typically crafted in Corinth, Greece, with examples dating from the 7th to 6th century BCE. Photographed at the Regional Archaeological Museum in Palermo, Sicily, Italy, this artifact reflects Greek craftsmanship, daily life, and decorative artistry in classical antiquity.