Carthaginian pottery

Carthaginian pottery refers to ceramic vessels produced by the ancient city of Carthage (modern-day Tunisia) around the 9th century BCE to the 2nd century BCE. Known for their high quality and distinctive designs, these pottery items often feature detailed painted decorations, including geometric patterns, symbols, and motifs from the Mediterranean cultures. They were used for everyday purposes like storage, cooking, and serving food, as well as for trade. Carthaginian pottery played a vital role in commerce and cultural exchange across the Mediterranean, reflecting the city's wealth and craftsmanship during its prominent era.