Minoan Dolphin Plate Reproduction Knossos and 50 similar items

Product Overview ? Type: High-quality museum reproduction (labeled "Genuine Copy"). ? Origin: Inspired by the Minoan Period (1750?1450 B.C.) artifacts held at the Iraklion (Heraklion) Archaeological Museum in Crete. ? Design: Iconic "Dolphin" motif, famously associated with the Queen's Megaron frescoes at the Palace of Knossos. ? Art Style: Aegean/Bronze Age Greek art featuring dolphins, sea life, and geometric border patterns. Specifications Material ? Diameter: Approximately 10 inches. ? Material: Cast plaster or gypsum composite with a specialized "sandy" textured finish to mimic ancient stone or fresco fragments. ? Texture: Rough, matte, and porous (authentic to archaeological replicas). ? Color Palette: Terracotta gold, Aegean blue, and deep red accents on a neutral stone-colored base. Condition Provenance ? Vintage: Estimated production from the late 20th century (approx. 1970s?1990s). ? Authenticity: Includes the original lead seal and paper "Iraklion Museum Genuine Copy" tags attached to the reverse. ? Display: Features a wire loop on the back, ready for wall hanging. ? Condition: Excellent vintage condition with no major chips or cracks. (Note: The "weathered" look is part of the intentional artistic design). We are conscientious sellers and want you to be happy with your purchase. We work hard for our money and know that you do, too. So, please let us know if you have questions or concerns. We appreciate feedback and followers greatly. Thank you, in advance, for supporting our small business. Here's wishing you happy shopping for whatever it is you seek today...