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Native American Geometric Pottery Lidded Jar - Many More Items In Stock!

Posted 4 months ago in Seattle, WA

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Native American Geometric Pottery Lidded Jar - Many More Items In Stock!

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This striking lidded jar is a signed work by Acoma Pueblo potter Corrine Louw, dated 2007. Hand-coiled and traditionally fired, the vessel showcases the distinctive horsehair pottery technique, where strands of horsehair are applied to the hot surface, leaving dramatic black carbon trails that contrast beautifully with the natural clay body. The surface is further adorned with intricate geometric sgraffito designs, etched in bold patterns of triangles, spirals, and lightning motifs that echo Acoma Pueblo traditions. The lid is topped with a sculpted finial resembling an animal form, adding a sculptural and symbolic element. Very good vintage condition with natural variations from the hand-firing process. 8.5” diameter, 2.75” diameter opening at top, 7.5” high.

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Used (normal wear)

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