Kylix: the drinking cup of the symposium and the Kottabos game

The kylix was a broad and shallow drinking vessel with two handles, closely associated with ancient Greek symposia. Its shape made it practical for drinking in a reclined position, and it was also used in the game of kottabos. Use: wine drinking. Setting: symposium. Connection to game: kottabos. Fun fact: It often featured decoration on its interior, which was gradually revealed as the drinker consumed the wine.