Perriands
Perriands are a type of traditional Greek pottery vessel, primarily associated with the Corinthian and early Attic pottery traditions of the 7th and early 6th centuries BCE. Named after the Greek city of Perachora, where they were first discovered in significant quantities, these vessels are characterized by their distinctive shape and decorative style.
The perriand typically features a shallow, wide bowl with a slightly sloping base and a narrow neck,
Decorative motifs on perriands are often geometric, with patterns like meanders, zigzags, and rosettes, reflecting the
Perriands are significant in the study of ancient Greek pottery due to their role in the development