Sidonian pottery

Sidonian pottery refers to ceramic items produced by the ancient city of Sidon in modern Lebanon, famous during the Phoenician era around 1200-539 BCE. These vessels are known for their high-quality craftsmanship, elegant shapes, and intricate decorations, often featuring painted motifs and geometric patterns. Sidonian pottery was widely traded across the Mediterranean, showcasing the Phoenicians' skill in craftsmanship and their extensive trade networks. The pottery also includes items like jugs, jars, and bowls, which served both everyday and ceremonial purposes, reflecting the sophisticated culture and economic vitality of Sidon during antiquity.