
Ceramic pottery vase with traditional bird and geometric designs by Jemez Pueblo artist
Selling Price
$75
History
This pottery vase originates from Jemez Pueblo, one of the nineteen pueblos of New Mexico. Jemez pottery is characterized by its distinctive red and buff clay, hand-coiled construction, and traditional designs featuring birds, geometric patterns, and natural pigments. The pottery tradition at Jemez Pueblo dates back centuries, with techniques passed down through generations of pueblo families. Jemez Pueblo pottery is highly valued by collectors of Native American art and Southwest Americana enthusiasts. These pieces represent authentic cultural heritage and skilled craftsmanship, appealing to those who appreciate indigenous art forms and the preservation of traditional pottery-making techniques. Collectors prize these vessels for their artistic merit, cultural significance, and connection to the living traditions of the Jemez people.
Origin
Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico, United States
Maker
Jemez Pueblo artist
Time period
Late 20th to early 21st century