Acoma Pueblo Pottery Bowl

ca. 1930

2.75" H x 6" D

Hand Coiled with a Cream Colored Field and Painted Orange and Black  Geometric Design with a Loop Scalloped Orange Rim 

In Very Good Condition

Acoma Pueblo pottery bowls are among the most celebrated forms of Native American pottery from the Southwestern United States, specifically from Acoma Pueblo (also known as Sky City) in New Mexico.

Acoma artists have produced pottery for centuries using traditional methods passed down through generations, dating back to at least the 1100s. These bowls are prized for their exceptionally thin walls, lightweight yet durable construction, fine-line geometric designs, and striking polychrome (multi-color) or black-on-white decoration.