A Boeotian Terracotta Female "Pappades" Figurine, Archaic Period, ca. 570 - 550 BCE Goddess Capacity: 30 oz

Capacity: 30 oz

a rounded body that tapers to a small flared foot

It was known as the "spleen-stone" by the Aztecs

Sodium Phytate

so this product comes without one- 95% Cotton

A Boeotian Terracotta Female "Pappades" Figurine, Archaic Period, ca. 570 - 550 BCE Goddess Capacity: 30 ozHand modelled, the flat body splaying at the hem, with short, curving, upturned arms, a tapering recess in the upper surface, wearing a flaring polos with a large projecting volute, with dark brown painted geometric details, including a circular necklace. The color of the clay and the painted patterns (still rooted in the Geometric period) are similar to those found on 6th century BC Boeotian vases, thus placing this figurine among the sculptural