This krater from 550-40 BC depicts the return of Hephaistos from Mount Etna to Olympus, led by Dionysus. They are accompanied by satyrs and maenads. The krater was painted by Lydos, who was from Lydia but worked in Athens. His figures are larger than those of Kleitias but have a similar style. The krater shows developments from the Francois Vase, including a continuous theme around the vase and more lively gestures and movements to convey emotion.