rhyton with rams head roman cult vessel Maliën en pantser The barbute grew increasingly popular

The barbute grew increasingly popular during the Renaissance and spread throughout Europe

whilst the buckle is adorned with organic motifs

It is made in the Mammen style

In its original version

rhyton with rams head roman cult vessel Maliën en pantser The barbute grew increasingly popularA rhyton is a funnel shaped cult vessel that was used in ancient times to pour out liquids during rituals and banquets often in animal form, such as this version with a ram's head. The liquid could be poured in doses via the small spout at the bottom. Length approximately 27 cm. Material: ceramics. Decorative object for reenactment or exhibition.