What is another word for kraters?
Pronunciation: [kɹˈe͡ɪtəz] (IPA) 
Kraters are ancient Greek vessels used for mixing water and wine. They played an essential role in Greek religious ceremonies and social gatherings. Synonyms for the word kraters include mixing bowls, amphoras, vases, urns, and jugs. These containers were often intricately designed and decorated with mythological scenes and figures, making them highly valuable artifacts in modern times. Today, krater replicas are used as decorative pieces in homes and museums, further emphasizing their cultural significance. Whether used for religious ceremonies or as decorative pieces, kraters remain an iconic representation of Greek history and culture.
