Oinochoe Form I (Woman with Kalathos); Formerly Johannes W. F. Collection Reimers (Hamburg); clay; quickly turned; painted (ceramic); alternately fired; clay; Total: Height: 16.4 cm; Diameter: 8.7 cm; Base diameter: 5.6 cm; ceramic; woman; young woman; girl; Strict style; High Classical (Greek antiquity); Greek antiquity; The Oinoche with profiled foot; inverted ovoid; flat body at the shoulder; large cloverleaf mouth and elegantly high curved handle is called Form I The underside and edge of the foot are clayey. The transition from vessel-body to the neck is adorned by a circulating egg-rod. A woman dressed in chiton and coat is depicted on the body of the vessel. She stands on a simple standing line. Turning to the right she has turned her head back. The hair is predominantly covered by a hood (Greek sakkos). In her outstretched right she holds a Kalathos (wool basket); which she looks at. Her left arm is hidden in the coat. On the right is a bandage (Greek t鋘ie); which moves the scene into an interior space where the utensil hangs on the wall.