Prehistoric Archaeological Reproduction A vascular shape known by the name of "botticella", it belongs to the Campaniform or Beaker vase culture, dated: Eneolithic, 3rd Millennium BC. It has a rich and elaborate comb decoration. The original is kept in the National Museum of Cagliari (Sardinia).
This ceramic was part of a funerary kit which, according to popular belief, accompanied the deceased to the afterlife, and was therefore presumably filled with ritual food.
Height: 16 cm
Width: 17 cm
This artifact was created and decorated entirely by hand with the same techniques used in prehistory, subjected to an antiquing process and finally cooked at a temperature of 950° for approximately 15 hours.
