Ancient terracotta mask found on the territory of Ukraine VI-IV centuries.

Description: Ancient terracotta mask found on the territory of Ukraine VI-IV centuries. Dimensions:Height: 19 cmWidth: 15 cmThickness: 8 cmWeight: 735 grams Description:A unique terracotta mask depicting a man with expressive facial features, large eyes and an open mouth. The mask is decorated with a decorative wreath of leaves and fruits, reminiscent of a traditional Greek ornament. This is an element often associated with the cult of Dionysus, the god of wine, theater and celebrations. Origin:The mask was found in Ukraine, which indicates its origin from the time of the Greek colonization of the Black Sea region in the 6th-4th centuries BC. Similar artifacts are found in the city-states of ancient Greece on the Northern Black Sea coast, such as Olbia, Panticapaeum and Chersonesos. Masks of this type were used in theatrical performances and rituals, and could also be decorative elements of religious buildings. Material:The mask is made of terracotta (fired clay), which was a popular material for making sculptures, masks and household items in antiquity. The presence of a natural patina and some minor surface damage indicate the authenticity and antiquity of the product. Condition:The mask is in good condition for its age, with minor traces of time - scuffs and microcracks, which give it an authentic appearance and historical value. Purpose:An ideal artifact for collectors interested in ancient history and culture.Perfect for exhibitions in museums or private collections, and can also be a wonderful decorative element for interiors that seek to recreate the atmosphere of antiquity.An exquisite element for lovers of ancient art and theatrical culture. Features:The mask has a high cultural and historical value, reflecting the artistic and religious practices of ancient Greece and the Greek colonies of the Northern Black Sea Region.A unique find for researchers of ancient culture, especially in the context of theatrical and ritual practices of that time. Historical backgroundThe Greek colonization of the Black Sea Region began in the 6th century BC, and many settlements, such as Olbia, Panticapaeum and Chersonese, became important cultural centers. Theater was an important part of the culture of these colonies, and masks made of terracotta were used during theatrical performances and religious rituals, especially during festivals in honor of the god Dionysus. Masks of this type allowed to emphasize the emotional state of the characters and were a necessary element for creating an atmosphere during performances.Terracotta masks are rare artifacts, and their age, condition, and connection to ancient culture make them important objects for collecting and studying. !!!!!!!! BE SURE TO VIEW MY ITEMS !!!!!!!.I hope you find a lot of interesting things FOR YOU WHEN PURCHASING MULTIPLE ITEMS IT IS POSSIBLE TO COMBINE DELIVERY!!! Delivery:After receiving payment I ship within 1-3 days. In very rare cases, order processing may take up to a maximum of 7 working days!International shipping takes 11-23 days (sometimes longer depending on country).Return policy:You can return the item within 30 days if you are not satisfied. Contact me via E-bay for return instructions.Feedback:Customer satisfaction is my goal. For any reason you are not satisfied with your purchase, please let us know and we will make every effort to resolve the issue. I appreciate your positive feedback and will do the same in return. Do not leave negative feedback without contacting me first. Please allow a maximum of 2 business days for me to respond.THANK YOU FOR VISITING MY STORE!I wish you a happy shopping experience!

Price: 4999 USD

Location: Odessa

End Time: 2025-02-03T14:15:31.000Z

Shipping Cost: 35 USD