Hadones are a type of ancient Greek pottery, specifically a form of small, decorative vessels. They were often used for holding perfumes or oils and are characterized by their elegant shapes and intricate designs. Hadones typically feature a narrow neck and a flared lip, making them both functional and aesthetically pleasing. These vessels were commonly made from clay and decorated with various motifs, including floral patterns and mythological scenes. Hadones were popular in ancient Greek culture, particularly during the Classical period, and are often found in archaeological sites, providing insight into the artistic practices and daily life of the time.