Indian pottery and woven baskets

Acoma tall neck pot. Globular body with long tapered neck with fluted rim and two strap handles. Decorated with hatched geometrics of black on white with red base. Signed under base "Inistee" or "Thistee".Circa 1930's to 1940's. MEASUREMENTS: 9-1/4" high x 8" diameter

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Indian Baskets

Native American Baskets

Woven Baskets

Native American Heritage

A Mission Coiled Bowl... Other | Lot #70128 | Heritage Auctions

A Mission Coiled Bowl c. 1910sumac, juncas...

Bracken Fern

Foundation Design

Vintage Boho Decor

Native American Regalia

Basket Weaver

Old Baskets

Autry’s Collections Online – basket

by Lucy Telles, Miwok/Paiute

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Traditional Basket Weaving

Weave Craft

Navajo Basket Pattern

1940s Design

Native Patterns

Weaving Bamboo Basket

Valuable Vintage Baskets

Native American Baskets Vintage

Basket Art

Sold at auction Two Northern California Twined Baskets Auction Number 2563B Lot Number 585 | Skinner Auctioneers

Two Northern California Twined Baskets | c. 1900 Maidu??

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Pottery Decoration

Inuit Art

Native American Design

Native American Acoma Very Large Floral Geometric Design Jar by Sharon Stevens

Hopi Pottery

Stylized Bird

FINE ARTS OF THE SOUTHWEST STEVE DIAMANT AND DOTTIE DIAMANT PRESENT AN ONLINE GALLERY

NATIVE AMERICAN-HISTORIC AND MODERN PUEBLO POTTERY OF THE SOUTHWEST

Western Pottery

Unique Jars

Pre Columbian Pottery

Artwork Gallery

Exhibits

Polychrome jar with abstracted eagle motifs - oblique view. The crisp, well executed rendering of a classic ancient design has led the museum to attribute this piece to the Nampeyo family. This design appears on several pots that Nampeyo holds in photographs by Adam Clark Vroman in 1901, and also on a jar that rests in Nampeyo's lap in a Curtis portrait. 41 cm diameter. From the permanent collections of Arizona State Museum.

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Native American Symbols

FINE ARTS OF THE SOUTHWEST STEVE DIAMANT AND DOTTIE DIAMANT PRESENT AN ONLINE GALLERY

Cerámica del nativo AMERICAN-histórico y lo moderno PUEBLO DEL SUROESTE

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Spiritual Symbols

Southwest Art

Vintage Native American Southwest Pottery Bowl, Acoma? Unsigned

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Heard Museum Shop

Black Wedding Vase by Harrison Begay (Navajo)

three different views of an old fashioned teapot and spoons with designs on them

Indian Artifacts

Ceramic Spoons

History Colorado

When archaeologists excavated Mesa Verde in the late 19th century, they found a collection of mugs so vast that they named the discovery site the Mug House. Because artifacts like these are so rare and so intrinsic to our understanding of a past culture, according to preservation law, prehistoric archaeological artifacts are actually considered a part of the built environment -- something typically reserved for architecture.

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Big Vase

Big Vases

Native American Artwork

Indigenous Americans

An Acoma polychrome olla

An Acoma polychrome olla With gently rounded sides and tapering neck, painted with a single design panel of stylized rainbird motifs, each worked as a coiled band with tapering beak and projecting triangular wings, a thick framing band at the shoulder.height 11in, diameter 13in