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AgeRangeDescription : Adult
Brand : Harilla
BulletPoint1 : Pythagoras of Samos( c. 570 – c. 495 BC) was an Ionian Greek philosopher, mathematician, and the putative founder of the movement called Pythagoreanism. He is often revered as a great mathematician and scientist and is best known for the Pythagorean theorem which bears his name.
BulletPoint2 : This cup is handpainted on the outside with a scene of ancient Greek mythology. In Greek Mythology, Ganymedes was the embodiment of beauty. He was a handsome, young Trojan who was, as Homer describes, “the most beautiful of mortals.” In the myth of Ganymedes and Zeus, Ganymedes is herding his flock on the mountainside when Zeus sees him and is determined to make Gaynmedes his lover.
BulletPoint3 : "Tradition says Pythagoras, during water supply works in Samos around 530 BC moderated the workers' wine drinking by inventing the 'fair cup'. When the wine surpasses the line, the cup totally empties, so the greedy one is punished."
BulletPoint4 : Height: 11 cm(4.3 inches) - Width: 10 cm(3.9) inches - Weight: 250g
BulletPoint5 : Material Ceramic - Handmade in Greece
Capacity : 0.1 liters
CareInstructions : Hand Wash Only
Color : Ceramic
ExternallyAssignedProductIdentifier : 5212026306560
ExternallyAssignedProductIdentifier1 : 0804092439010
ExternallyAssignedProductIdentifier2 : 804092439010
FinishType : Ceramic
ItemDisplayDimensions_Height : 11 centimeters
ItemName : Talos Artifacts Pythagoras Fair Cup with Ganymedes The Cupbearer and Zeus - Greek Mythology
ItemPackageDimensions_Height : 6.2 centimeters
ItemPackageDimensions_Length : 4.6 centimeters
ItemPackageDimensions_Width : 6.2 centimeters
ItemPackageQuantity : 1
ItemShape : Round
ItemTypeKeyword : demitasse-cups
Manufacturer : Talos Artifacts
Material : Ceramic
ModelName : CONNECT
ModelNumber : 4084670
NumberOfItems : 1
PartNumber : 4084670
ProductDescription : This cup is handpainted on the outside with a scene of ancient Greek mythology. In Greek Mythology, Ganymedes was the embodiment of beauty. He was a handsome, young Trojan who was, as Homer describes, “the most beautiful of mortals.” In the myth of Ganymedes and Zeus, Ganymedes is herding his flock on the mountainside when Zeus sees him and is determined to make Gaynmedes his lover. Zeus, in the form of an eagle, abducts the young Ganymedes and carries him off to Mount Olympus to be the god’s lover and cupbearer. Hera, Goddess of Women and Marriage, and wife of Zeus, upon hearing that Ganymedes was to be cupbearer as well as Zeus’ lover, became enraged with jealousy. Her own daughter Hebe, Goddess of Youth, previously held the favored position of cupbearer. The omnipotent Zeus did not waiver in his affection for Ganymedes who would carry a golden cup as he accompanied the powerful god on his travels. Eventually, Ganymedes, recognizing the thirst of the mortals, no longer coveted his role and, refusing his position as Zeus’ cupbearer, decided to pour out all the wine, ambrosia, and water of the gods. Although Zeus, a notoriously angry god, first wanted to punish Ganymedes, he eventually realized he had been unkind to the boy. Instead, Zeus set Ganymedes image among the stars as the constellation and God Aquarius, making him immortal and fulfilling Ganymedes wish of sending rain down to the people of the earth who were in need. The Pythagorean cup is a form of drinking cup which is a deep sense of control measures of a drink. "Tradition says Pythagoras, during water supply works in Samos around 530 BC moderated the workers' wine drinking by inventing the 'fair cup'. When the wine surpasses the line, the cup totally empties, so the greedy one is punished." It was made in Greece, stands 4.7 inches high and weighs approximately 300 g.
ProductSiteLaunchDate : 2017-01-24T08:00:00.000Z
Reusability : Reusable
Style : Modern
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Theme : Fantasy
UnitCount : 1
UnspscCode : 52150000