A kantharos (/ ˈkænθəˌrɒs /; Ancient Greek: κάνθαρος) or cantharus (/ ˈkænθərəs /) is a type of ancient Greek cup used for drinking. Although almost all surviving examples are in Greek pottery, the shape, like many Greek vessel types, probably originates in metalwork.

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康塔罗斯酒杯（古希腊语：κάνθαρος，英语：kantharos或cantharus）是古希腊的一种杯子，可能用于饮用，供仪式使用或供奉。 [1] 它的外型具有高悬的握把，向下接于容器侧部的底部。

康塔罗斯酒杯 (希腊文 κάνθαρος) 是古希腊用于饮用的陶制品。

kantharos, drinking cup in Attic Greek pottery from the period of the red-figure and black-figure styles. The kantharos is in the form of a deep cup, with loop-shaped handles arising from the bottom of the body and extending high above the brim.

Kantharos A footed bowl with two high-curving vertical handles set on each side. Shape: The handles usually curve above the level of the lip and sometimes with an inward curl towards the lip. The lip and the bowl form a continuous curve, and the …

这件奇妙而稀有的器皿，是由一整块玉髓巧妙地切割而成。该形状是康塔罗斯酒杯（kantharos）的不同类型，康塔罗斯酒杯是一种矮脚深饮杯，垂直的手柄与杯身和杯口相连，但手柄长度小于杯子高度。杯子的大小与杯身的比例和谐平衡，而杯子宽度与杯壁的厚度 ...

This style of cup, with its tall, thin stem and symmetrical handles, is called a kantharos. The form was extremely popular for drinking wine in ancient Greece. An inscription near the lip reads [i]Aphrodites [/i], dedicating the vessel “to Aphrodite.”

The images on both sides of this exceptional kantharos illustrate the theme of divine eternal punishment through the myth of Ixion. Ixion is one of the great mortal ‘sinners’ of Greek myth and features alongside the likes of Tityos, Tantalos and Sisyphos in literary accounts of the Underworld such as Ovid’s Metamorphoses (10.40-44).

The kantharos is a distinctive type of drinking vessel from ancient Greece, characterized by its elegant shape and functional design. Typically made of ceramic or metal, the kantharos features a deep bowl, a tall pedestal foot, and high, looped handles that rise well above the rim of the cup.