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Hopi Pottery Bowl with Traditional Designs

This is an old Hopi Pottery bowl or vase with traditional Hopi designs. It has some small popouts (white specks) and some wear to the surface. This bowl is not signed. It measures 3 ½" x 3 ¾". See more of our pottery at https://www.etsy.com/shop/GalleriaMigliori?section_id=21884792

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Gourd art vessel burned and dyed with geometric pattern. Leather lacing woven rim.

Gourd vessel is burned and dyed in geometric motif. The rim is finished with a leather lacing. The inside is finished with acrylic paint. This vessel is not intended for food or to hold water.

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Historic Native American Tesuque Poly Chrome Jar Ca 1890

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Handprint Hopi Pottery Bowls - 2 Designs - We Were Here

Handprint Hopi Pottery Bowls are a wonderfully handmade and hand painted traditional bowl by Hopi potter Bernadette Poleahla. This beautiful pot has a handprint on the interior. This sign was used to proclaim "we were here" by the Native People as they migrated due to weather and for food throughout the southwest. The exterior of this bowl is painted with Hopi symbols for migration. The migration indicates the path we are on as individuals and collectively. The Hopi have always been outstanding weavers and artisans. They cultivated cotton to make cloth, which they traded with other Indian peoples as far south as Northern Mexico. The Hopi were experts at dyeing and embroidery. They have been refining the art of pottery-making for nearly a thousand years. Handprint Hopi Pottery Bowls: Pot me

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Mata Ortiz Pottery David Bejarano Cactus Trees Wildlife Birds Deer Fine Folk Art | eBay

Mata Ortiz Pottery David Bejarano Cactus Trees Wildlife Birds Deer Fine Folk Art

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Acoma Accents | Acoma Sky City Native American Pottery 4” Vase Signed Bls Traditional Colors | Color: Brown | Size: Os

This Item Is In Very Good Pre-Owned Condition. No Chips, Cracks Or Crazing. This Exquisite 5" Vase Is A True Masterpiece Of Native American Artistry. Handmade By Bls, An Artisan From The Pueblo Tribe, This Vase Showcases The Rich Cultural Heritage Of The United States. The Intricate Design And Attention To Detail Make It A Must-Have For Collectors Of Pottery And Native American Art. The Vase Is Signed, Bls. It Is A Unique Piece That Will Surely Enhance Any Collection. This Item Is Perfect For Th

NAVAJO-HANDMADE AND HAND PAINTED POT by LORRAINE WILLIAMS-NATIVE AMERICAN | eBay

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Southwestern-Style Hand-Painted Gourd Bird House

Hand-Made, Hand painted natural gourd created by Kay Ables somewhere between 1990-2005. Kay gew the gourd in her garden, dried it for at least a year then turned it into a piece of art. It is one of a kind and totally unique. Kay created 50 or 60 of these gourds during her life and all of them are very different from each other. Kay passed away in 2022 so no more will ever be made.