Easter gifts at the Museum of Cycladic Art shop include ceramic eggs with rooster, 50€. Photo: Paris Tavitian/ Museum of Cycladic Art
ATHENS – The Cycladic Shop offers a wide selection of unique Easter gifts inspired by the permanent collections of the Museum of Cycladic Art. Among the options are charming ceramic eggs, candles (lambades) for young and old, useful and decorative utensils, toys, and jewelry.
Each purchase from the Cycladic Shop supports the work of the Museum.
Ceramic flowers in different colors for candles, 15€. Photo: Paris Tavitian/ Museum of Cycladic ArtEaster gifts at the Museum of Cycladic Art shop include a wooden pony, 46€. Photo: Paris Tavitian/ Museum of Cycladic ArtEaster gifts at the Museum of Cycladic Art shop include decorative ceramic flowers in various colors, 15€. Photo: Paris Tavitian/ Museum of Cycladic ArtEaster gifts at the Museum of Cycladic Art shop include ceramic flowers, 15€. Photo: Paris Tavitian/ Museum of Cycladic ArtEaster gifts at the Museum of Cycladic Art shop include ceramic flower table decoration in various colors, 15€. Photo: Paris Tavitian/ Museum of Cycladic ArtEaster gifts at the Museum of Cycladic Art shop include rattles inspired by the Museum’s collection, 70€. Photo: Paris Tavitian/ Museum of Cycladic ArtEaster gifts at the Museum of Cycladic Art shop include books, such as The Game in Ancient Greece, 10€. Photo: Paris Tavitian/ Museum of Cycladic ArtEaster gifts at the Museum of Cycladic Art shop include candles featuring a marble egg decoration, 20€. Photo: Paris Tavitian/ Museum of Cycladic ArtCycladic Figurine Candles, 20€. Photo: Paris Tavitian/ Museum of Cycladic ArtEaster gifts at the Museum of Cycladic Art shop include children’s candles, lambades, inspired by the Museum’s collection, 12€. Photo: Paris Tavitian/ Museum of Cycladic Art
ATHENS – As part of the exhibition series Divine Dialogues, American artist Brice Marden presents his work in dialogue with selected antiquities from the Museum’s permanent collections, as well as three new works created especially for the exhibition.
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