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Siana Cup (Shape, Concept)

Canonical URI: https://kerameikos.org/id/siana_cup

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Siana Cup (en), Sianaschalen (de), κύλικα τύπου Σιάνων (el)Additional labels

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Named after a site on Rhodes where examples were found, Siana cups can be distinguished from Komast cups by their taller feet and lips. They are decorated on the tondo (another difference from Komast cups) and there are two schemes for decorating the exterior. The 'double-decker' type involves two friezes on each side, one on the lip (usually floral), and a figured scene on the body. The 'overlap' type uses a single frieze on each side to cover the total height of the body and lip. Aspects of the form and decoration of Siana cups appear to be indebted to East Greek models.

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