Stromvos (whirligig), Ancient Greek Toy

Stromvos (whirligig), Ancient Greek ToyBased on a clay whirlgig decorated with geometric motifs, 8th century B. C. Hand made piece of clay, worked in traditional manner. Just like children of today, children in ancient Greece loved to play with a variety of toys. Archaeologists have uncovered all sorts of toys at sites in Greece. You might wonder how children came to have these toys. Usually, they were given as gifts on the important feast days. Most modern day children have many more toys

accented by luxurious purple and gold stripes

children in ancient Greece loved to play with a variety of toys

Material: Naxos Marble

serving a dual function as a talisman of good fortune and a protective ward

boasting a distinctive triangular structure

and passion red beads

The circle can represent the power of the female

Care: Handwash only

gold-plated necklace featuring a gold eye in a red

This fun pouch is one-of-a-kind and is made entirely by hand

or a more dressed up outfit

distinguished by its characteristic triangular form