Corinthian Aryballos (650–625 B.C.) — Owl Perfume Flask Replica — Parastone Collection Hand-painted miniature Greek aryballos inspired by ancient Corinthian pottery Product Description This miniature reproduction of an ancient Greek Corinthian Aryballos (650–625 B.C.) captures the elegance and craftsmanship of Late Proto-Corinthian pottery. The flask is shaped like an owl, the emblem of the goddess Athena, and features stylized plant and animal motifs typical of Corinthian design. Originally used to hold oil or perfume, aryballoi were portable and often carried to the bathhouse. This collectible replica evokes the artistry and history of classical Greece in a compact, display-ready format. Key Features * Authentic Design: Modeled after a Late Proto-Corinthian aryballos with owl motif, symbol of Athena. * Hand-Painted Detail: Crafted in resin with brown, red, and orange tones to mimic terracotta pottery. * Miniature Collectible: Measures 2" H × 2.5" W × 2.25" D, weighing 4 oz — perfect for shelves, desks, or display cases. * Historical Inspiration: Reproduces the portable perfume flasks used in ancient Greece, originally designed to hang from a wrist with a string. * Part of Parastone Collection: Museum-quality collectible for art enthusiasts and classical history lovers. Product Specifications Dimensions 2 in H × 2.5 in W × 2.25 in D Weight 4 oz Material Hand-painted resin Collection Parastone Museum Collection About the Original Corinthian Aryballos The original aryballoi were small flasks used to carry perfume or oil, easily portable and often hung from the wrist. Corinthian potters of the 7th century B.C. developed distinctive orientalized designs featuring animals, plants, and symbolic motifs. Owls, emblematic of Athena, were commonly depicted and highlight the artistic sophistication of ancient Greek artisans. Ideal for collectors, history enthusiasts, or classical art lovers, this Corinthian Aryballos replica combines miniature charm with timeless ancient Greek artistry.