What kind of pottery did the Casa Grande Indians use?
Small Mata Ortiz Marbled Pottery This Small Mata Ortiz Marbled Pottery was handmade by Victor Reyes. Using traditional Casa Grandes methods, he hand built the mixed clay coils and then formed them to its final shape. He free-hand painted the sweeping…
What kind of pottery did the Pueblo Indians use?
Vintage Etched Pueblo Seed Pottery This Vintage Etched Pueblo Seed Pottery egg was handmade by Vangie Tafoya. An extremely talented pueblo artist, it features a nature inspired design that is beautifully hand etched (sgraffito). A delicate butterfly and…
What kind of pottery did Ethel Willow make?
Vintage Santa Clara Black Pottery Bowl This Vintage Santa Clara Black Pottery Bowl by Ethel Willow, displays a simple pattern in a heavily, incised cloud pattern. The small bowl is stone polished to a high shine. Ethel finished the opening in a…
What kind of pottery did the corn maidens use?
Vintage Corn Maiden Jemez Pottery This large, Vintage Corn Maiden Jemez Pottery was hand built by Esther Cajero. This heavy, hand coiled and hand built vase features a dimensional relief of a woman wearing a tableta headdress.
What kind of pottery was used in San Juan Pueblo?
TESUQUE RAIN GOD FIGURINE. RARE FORM. 1905-1915, TALL (6”) HAND MADE. WOW RARE FORM VINTAGE SAN JUAN PUEBLO INDIAN POT POTTERY – EXCELLENT CONDITION ! Antique 100 Year old Acoma Polychrome Native American Pot.
What kind of pottery did the Indians use?
We have come upon antique Indian pottery pieces, pitchers, bowls and clay pots. It is a thrill to hold an old piece of Indian pottery and to imagine the lives and times it has experienced.
How old is the best Native American pottery?
Antique 100 Year old Acoma Polychrome Native American Pot. Great Condition 4″ Signed Native American Pottery Pot Vessel Vase Possibly Pueblo ?
What kind of pottery did the Tarahumara Indians use?
Tarahumara pottery is made of rough earthen clay in white, orange and brown. Rather than being polished and smooth Indian pottery, Tarahumara Indian pottery is rustic and still made as it has been for generations. We have come upon antique Indian pottery pieces, pitchers, bowls and clay pots.
