Santa Clara Pottery Bowl

Description

View Santa Clara Pottery Bowl with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. This Santa Clara Pottery Bowl is an original piece from the 1930s-1940s, crafted by artisans from the Santa Clara Pueblo in the United States. Made from clay with a multicolor design, this Native American style bowl showcases traditional techniques and aesthetics. It features geometric designs in white, gray or black. It was constructed in the hand-coiled manner and the surface burnished until smooth and gleaming. Possible artists from this pueblo include Adelaide Sisneros, Flora Naranjo or Anita Suazo with it being more in the style of Flora Naranjo. There is no signature on the piece. The bowl is 3 1/2 in. in diameter, 3 in. tall and weighs 14 oz. With its unique craftsmanship and cultural significance, this antique piece reflects the rich history and artistry of American pottery-making. Condition: This pot is in very good condition--no chips, cracks, crazing or repairs.. Category: Antiques › Other Antiques.

Country/Region of Origin

United States

Color

Multicolor

Original/Reproduction

Original

Style

Native American

Material

Clay

Unit Quantity

1

Country of Origin

United States

Maker

Santa Clara Pueblo

Age

1930s-1940s