Greek Amphora Mugs

Design with two old greek amphora warriors. Classical greek art, warriors fighting.

Design with two old greek amphora warriors. Classical greek art.

Abstract design in surrealist style inspired by the amphorae of the fascinating civilizations of the ancient Mediterranean world.

Abstract design in surrealist style inspired by the amphorae of the fascinating civilizations of the ancient world in the blue color of Mediterranean Sea.

Third in the series Greek Pottery. This amphora is in fact an hydria (to keep water). This one depicts a man about to leave in his horse chariot; he says goodbye to his wife.

A Greek girl strolls through her beautiful city of Athens where temples and mythological sculptures adorn the landscape. It is a return to ancient Greece with all its legacy of culture and of exercising democracy as an example to the world.

A stunning decorative vase straight from Ancient Greece. I really love ceramics and history of art, the amphorae were small handcrafted masterpieces.

Second in the series Greek Pottery. This amphora is in fact an hydria (to keep water). This one depicts two warriors riding fishes.

Fourth in the series Greek Pottery. This amphora is in fact an hydria (to keep water). This one depicts two guards playing a boardgame during their guard.

It's all Greek to me. But I'll never forget it as long as olive. Modified from a public domain original in the NYPL.

Embrace history with our Greek athletics-inspired design featuring 6th-century BC runners on a Panathenaic amphora. Perfect for archaeology buffs and history enthusiasts. Smart, witty, and cool, it's an ideal gift for both men and women passionate about ancient Greece.

This 'Guide to Greek Pottery' could help you recognise the most popular Ancient Greek vessels. Drawn in a lighthearted line-art style, this illustration comes from the Olympian God Colouring Book by Greek Myth Comix.

Ancient Greece pottery vintage Greek vases silhouettes

This design is based on a late archaic amphora in the Metropolitan Museum of Art attributed to the Berlin Painter

Embrace history with our Greek athletics-inspired design featuring 6th-century BC runners on a Panathenaic amphora. Perfect for archaeology buffs and history enthusiasts. Smart, witty, and cool, it's an ideal gift for both men and women passionate about ancient Greece.

Fifth in the series Greek Pottery. This amphora is in fact an hydria (to keep water) and depicts the Greek goddess of victory (Romans called her Victoria). Unnameable name thanks to a sports brand :(

An octopus complements a Greek head of a youth from Hellenism. Pergamon. Antikensammlung Berlin.

A stickman version of Dionysus, the Ancient Greek god of wine, drama, ecstasy and epiphany, from the Greek Myth Comix webcomix.

It opens your third eye or something.

Red Figure Vase Stored in the Attic-a

I made this drawing after a 4th century BC Greek amphora displayed at the Martin von Wagner Museum - Würzburg, Germany.

Octopus in a rhyton, dated 470-480 BC Chr.

A small collection of bird motifs. They came from ancient times

Antique motif of a fish from a shard (of Indian origin)

Capricorn from a wine jug from Greece. Dated around 630 BC BC

A section of a geometric vase. Capricorn in the jump.

A mixed pattern with depictions of animals from different epochs of Mediterranean cultures. Ancient art.

Bird and fish motifs from Cypriot / Geometric ceramics. Well-known motifs from antiquity.

A bird motif by the Hirschfeld painter. A geometric grave crater from Athens. The age of the motif is 735 BC BC estimated.

Abstract animal motifs from different eras and countries (Persia / India / Mycenae / Cyprus / Athens). Modern art is not an invention of modernity.

A bird motif by the Hirschfeld painter. A geometric grave crater from Athens. The age of the motif is 735 BC BC estimated.

Motive comes from a Kantharos from Greece and is from 2000 BC. BC to 1450 BC Dated BC.

A water bucket motif of an archaic vessel dating from 550 BC. BC is dated.

Animal motifs from different eras and countries (Persia / India / Mycenae / Cyprus / Athens). Modern art is not an invention of modernity.

A bird motif of Cypriot ceramics. Known motifs from antiquity.

A water bucket motif of an archaic vessel dating from 550 BC. BC is dated.