Red figured Amphora vase

Athenian red figured Amphora, with decoration of Maeander * design, on the upper part.

Side A:   Poseidon and his wife Amphitrite, holding a fish in her hand.

Side B:  A young man and his teacher at a music practice.

Circa 4th Cent B.C

* For the people of Ancient Greece, Meander (or Meandros) was thought to symbolize eternity and the undulating flow of human life through reproduction. The unbroken, interlocking pattern turned it into a symbol of both unity and infinity, whereupon it became one of the most important symbols in Ancient Greece