Charteri
Charteri is a term that refers to a type of ancient Greek pottery, specifically a type of black-figure vase painting that was produced in the city of Chalkidiki in northern Greece during the 6th century BCE. The term "Charteri" is derived from the name of the region where these vases were produced, and it is used to distinguish them from other types of Greek pottery.
Charteri vases are characterized by their distinctive black-figure style of decoration, which involves painting figures and
Charteri vases were primarily used for storage and transport of various goods, including wine, oil, and grain.
Charteri vases are considered to be an important example of ancient Greek art and craftsmanship, and they