Two-truncated conical vase with cylindrical neck decorated with spiral motifs. This ceramic belongs to the Ozieri (or San Michele) culture which developed in Sardinia between 3200/2800 BC. C.
This reproduction is made in clay, entirely by hand, without the use of the potter's wheel. It was subjected to an antiquing process and finally cooked at a temperature of 950° for approximately 15 hours. Any imperfections present have been reproduced on purpose to make them as similar as possible to the originals.
