Amphora Magnets

Acient wine used to ferment in amphoras, as well as chicha and other spirits. This is a bichromatic amphora for you.

Design with two old greek amphora warriors. Classical greek art, warriors fighting.

Design with two old greek amphora warriors. Classical greek art.

"Blue Divine Lovers Amphora" by visual artist and digital illustrator Kenal Louis.

Inspired by a character in Asterix in Switzerland.

"Dual Color Divine Lovers Amphora" by visual artist and digital illustrator Kenal Louis.

"Gold Divine Lovers Amphora" by visual artist and digital illustrator Kenal Louis.

"Terracotta Divine Lovers Amphora" by visual artist and digital illustrator Kenal Louis.

A Greek girl strolls through her beautiful city of Athens where temples and mythological sculptures adorn the landscape. It is a return to ancient Greece with all its legacy of culture and of exercising democracy as an example to the world.

It's all Greek to me. But I'll never forget it as long as olive. Modified from a public domain original in the NYPL.

A stunning decorative vase straight from Ancient Greece. I really love ceramics and history of art, the amphorae were small handcrafted masterpieces.

"Pastel Tones Divine Lovers Amphora" by visual artist and digital illustrator Kenal Louis.

This work was created from one of my watercolors. I will be delighted that you like this work!

Third in the series Greek Pottery. This amphora is in fact an hydria (to keep water). This one depicts a man about to leave in his horse chariot; he says goodbye to his wife.

"Red and Cream Divine Lovers Amphora" by visual artist and digital illustrator Kenal Louis.

"Gold and Red Divine Lovers Amphora" by visual artist and digital illustrator Kenal Louis.

"Blue Divine Lovers Amphora" by visual artist and digital illustrator Kenal Louis.

Girl with brown amphora and she is Greek from mythological antiquity. What's so delicious in this jar?

Second in the series Greek Pottery. This amphora is in fact an hydria (to keep water). This one depicts two warriors riding fishes.

Fourth in the series Greek Pottery. This amphora is in fact an hydria (to keep water). This one depicts two guards playing a boardgame during their guard.

A small collection of bird motifs. They came from ancient times

Bird and fish motifs from Cypriot / Geometric ceramics. Well-known motifs from antiquity.

A section of a geometric vase. Capricorn in the jump.

A bird motif by the Hirschfeld painter. A geometric grave crater from Athens. The age of the motif is 735 BC BC estimated.

Abstract animal motifs from different eras and countries (Persia / India / Mycenae / Cyprus / Athens). Modern art is not an invention of modernity.

A bird motif by the Hirschfeld painter. A geometric grave crater from Athens. The age of the motif is 735 BC BC estimated.

A mixed pattern with depictions of animals from different epochs of Mediterranean cultures. Ancient art.

Antique motif of a fish from a shard (of Indian origin)

A water bucket motif of an archaic vessel

Animal motifs from different eras and countries (Persia / India / Mycenae / Cyprus / Athens). Modern art is not an invention of modernity.

A bird motif of Cypriot ceramics. Known motifs from antiquity.

A water bucket motif of an archaic vessel dating from 550 BC. BC is dated.

Motive comes from a Kantharos from Greece and is from 2000 BC. BC to 1450 BC Dated BC.

A water bucket motif of an archaic vessel dating from 550 BC. BC is dated.

Capricorn from a wine jug from Greece. Dated around 630 BC BC

Red Figure Vase Stored in the Attic-a