Pelignian
Pelignian is a term used to describe a type of pottery characterized by its distinctive red slip and black decoration. It is named after the ancient Greek city of Pelion, where this style of pottery was first produced. The Pelignian style emerged in the 6th century BC and was particularly popular during the Archaic period. The pottery is known for its high-quality craftsmanship and intricate designs, often featuring geometric patterns and stylized figures.
Pelignian pottery was produced in the Pelion region of Thessaly, Greece, and was exported to various parts
Pelignian pottery is considered one of the most important examples of ancient Greek pottery, and it has