Apulian pottery

Apulian pottery refers to a distinctive style of ancient Greek ceramics produced in the region of Apulia (southern Italy) around the 4th and 3rd centuries BCE. Known for their elaborate shapes and vivid painted scenes, these ceramics often depict mythological, everyday, and theatrical subjects. The pottery features bright colors, fine craftsmanship, and innovative forms like large urns and intricate vessels. Apulian ware served both functional and decorative purposes, showcasing the artistic skill of local artisans and reflecting the cultural influences of Greek and local traditions during that period.