This document describes an ovoid lekythos painted by the Amasis Painter around 550 BC. The lekythos would have held oil and been used for funeral offerings. It depicts women engaged in various tasks related to weaving and textiles. On the lower frieze are two women working a loom and others spinning, weighing, and folding wool and cloth. The upper frieze shows a seated woman receiving gifts, likely representing a wedding scene. The figures are painted in the painter's early distinctive black figure style with minimal detail.