Acoma Pueblo Pottery Jar

Late 20th Century

2" H x 2.375" D

Hand Coiled Redware Style with Incised Black Designs on a Reddish Brown Body with Hallmark on Bottom

From a Private Colorado Collection

Excellent Condition

Acoma Pueblo pottery is renowned for its thin-walled construction, intricate hand-painted designs, and use of natural clays and pigments from the region around Acoma Pueblo (also known as "Sky City") in New Mexico—one of the oldest continuously inhabited communities in North America.

Traditional pieces often feature fine-line geometric patterns, black-and-white or polychrome motifs (including orange, red, and black), butterflies, rain symbols, parrots, or floral elements. Small pottery, such as seed pots, mini ollas, bowls, or vases, is highly collectible and typically hand-coiled without a wheel.