Part of a loutrophoros' body decorated in the red-figure technique. It was found in 1957 in the Sanctuary of the Nymphe in fragments and was reassembled.

It depicts either a wedding scene with the bride getting ready for the wedding, or the epavlia. A woman, probably the nymphokomos, wearing a belted peplos and a sphendone, walks holding a small box, an exaleiptron and a piece of cloth that is hanging downwards. In front of her a fragmentary winged figure is depicted. Winged female figures symbolise the transition the bride made from single to married life. The two figures were most likely walking towards the bride either to help her get ready for the wedding or to present her with gifts the day after.