SKU: 230208-01

Historic Santo Domingo Pueblo Jar Pottery

$245.00

$295.00 Sale 16%

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ca. 1930

6" H x 7" D

Hand Coiled Jar with Spout and Bail and Painted Floral Motif Design

In Very Good Condition with some Surface Wear as Pictured which is Consistent with Water Wear Due to Traditional Use a Very Handsome Example that is Solid and without Body Cracks 

Santo Domingo Pueblo, now officially known as Kewa Pueblo, is one of the largest and most traditional Eastern Keres-speaking pueblos along the Rio Grande in central New Mexico. Its pottery tradition is deeply rooted in ancestral Pueblo practices, with historic jars (often called ollas for water or storage) representing some of the most iconic and sizable forms in Southwestern Native American ceramics.

Condition: Very Good

Tribe: Kewa - (Santo Domingo)

Year Range: 1925 - 1950

Region: Southwest

Dimensions: 6 in7 in

Category: Pottery - Historic

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