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A kalpis is a type of Greek pottery vessel used for carrying water. It is a two-handled variant of the hydria.
| Wine vessels | |
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| Water vessels | |
| Mixing vessels | |
| Cookware | |
| Tableware | |
| Perfume, oil, and wedding | |
| Funerary and religious | |
| Storage | |
| Other | |
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