Head of a Myrina figurine type found in 1957 in the Sanctuary of the Nymphe. It comes from a loutrophoros of the 4th cent. BC decorated in the red-figure technique and added figurines.

The figurine depicts a young man, slightly inclining his head to the side. His facial features would have been initially emphasised with colour, from which only traces of white slip and red survive. His curly hair is adorned by a luscious wreath with berries. He is probably the groom, depicted all dressed up, as he was going to the bride’s paternal home for the wedding celebration. The figurine was made in a mould and is compact.