http://collections.mfa.org/internal/media/dispatcher/1016162/resize%3Aformat%3Dfull;jsessionid=E6812AB83F6971E897C1A9BCFD4A278DOil flask (lekythos) with a woman working woolabout 480–470 B.C.the Brygos PainterCeramic, Red FigureAn elegant woman is seated pulling out a skein of wook from her wool basket (kalathos). She wears earrings, bracelets on both arms, a diadem, and an Ionic chiton and himation. She has an elaborate hairstyle, with part of her hair tied up in a bun, and long strands pulled down in the front. She pulls a long strip of wool out of a basket on ground before her. A hair-bag (sakkos) and mirror are hung up in field. The mirror is decorated with a head in profile drawn in outline, which probably represents a relief on the back of the mirror. The object hanging off her chair may be a wool-carder. Above her in the field is the Greek inscription: "the girl [is pretty])" (HE PAIS KALE).Vessels33.2000000000 Centimeterhttp://collections.mfa.org/objects/detailsrdf/153786;jsessionid=E6812AB83F6971E897C1A9BCFD4A278D