A captivating intaglio on amber agate, dating back to the 1st century AD, depicting a putto collecting grapes from a vine, symbolizing the preparation of wine. Next to the putto, a delicate amphora is intricately carved, meant to collect the precious nectar of the vineyard. This scene, blending elegance and symbolism, evokes the traditions of Roman culture, particularly those associated with the worship of wine and conviviality. The depiction draws on Roman mythology and folklore, showcasing the master craftsmanship of the period's engravers. Similar examples can be seen in the frescoes of the Villa of the Vettii in Pompeii, where wine and its associated deities were central themes in many artistic representations. A rare and fascinating piece that transports us to a distant era, rich in vivid details and symbolism.