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Product description
Terra sigillata was the most commonly used type of earthenware in the western part of the Roman Empire for a few centuries, decorated with stamped motifs that were created in negative. Terra sigillata plates, bowls and cups are found with the most varied decorations; these could be humorous in nature, or erotic, or depict gods or sports scenes. Everyday objects were rendered considerably more intriguing as a result.
The terra sigillata drinking bowl depicts horse racing in the Circus Maximus. Horse racing was one of the favourite Roman sports.
Product details
Product details:
Height: 7 cm
Width: 9 cm
Weight: 400 g
Capacity: max. 200 ml
Based on an original: yes (from the 1st century AD).
Washing-up instructions:
Hand wash only, not suitable for dishwashers.
