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Ode on a Grecian Urn? 😉
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Be interesting to see what Keats would have to say on this one, Lynette!
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The contrasting colors of the pot and the rock wall behind it make this picture interesting. The flawed lines on the pot also give it character. Thanks for posting.
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Thank you, Brenda. These large earthenware pots are quite common on the Greek islands and come from a very long tradition of pot-making. But it’s relatively rare to find them in a location that provides a good picture opportunity.
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That is a beautiful one. I like all the lines and the flaw right in the middle. You two enjoy your weekend. Love ❤️ Joni
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These are made by hand on the Greek islands. Most of the islands have their ceramics works, and potters are skilled there. This is a pretty large piece. The slight irregularities make it more attractive, I agree, Joni.
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Yes I love how they centered that little flaw, making it as you said, more attractive. I love how it was hanging outside the building. Just beautiful. ❤️
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