Lekythoi
Lekythoi, also known as oil lamps, are ancient Greek vessels used to store and pour perfumes, oil, and other liquids. They typically consisted of a hollow earthenware or metal container with a narrow mouth and a spout or member for pouring. The lekythos was often depicted in ancient Greek art as a symbol of the household and everyday life.
The word "lekythos" comes from the Greek word for lamp, and the earliest known examples of lekythoi
The lekythos has been discovered at several archaeological sites in Greece and other parts of the ancient
The lekythos has had significant influence on art and design in ancient civilizations. They have been an