The Lapithos Vessel takes its name from the ancient Cypriot city shaped by stone, trade, and ritual continuity. In the early Mediterranean world, objects like this carried meaning through form rather than ornament. Geometry remained deliberate. Surfaces bore the mark of the hand. Pieces were made to endure use, time, and place. The Lapithos Vessel belongs to that tradition. An architectural form shaped by restraint, repetition, and permanence. Dimensions: 10 inches in wide. 11 inches tall. Material: Plaster