Ancient urn II

Meaning “carry on both sides”, an amphora is a large urn that has been used to carry wines since ancient times. Primarily associated with the Roman Empire, more than 66 distinct types of amphora have been discovered by archeologists to date, showing their versatility and their economic value as well. Paying homage to the venerable amphora, “Ancient urn II” depicts a large urn of tremendous detailing. From the ornate Roman columns, which are topped by the graceful arch adorned by wreaths to the finely crafted ornamentations on the urn, even the smallest details are displayed against the golden background, that enhances the urn’s beauty perfectly. This tapestry is unlined and has a tunnel for easy hanging.