1400 B.C MINOAN - STYLE TERRACOTTA REPLICA VASE

This is a modern Minoan-style terracotta reproduction vase, likely handcrafted in Greece as a museum-quality souvenir. The handwritten inscription on the base confirms it is a "copy" of an ancient artifact from the Heraklion Archaeological Museum in Crete, specifically modeled after pottery from the late Minoan period (c. 1400 B.C.). The design is a variation of Kamares Ware, known for its dark backgrounds and vibrant, light-colored floral or geometric patterns.