Santo Domingo Tewa Pueblo Pottery Plate

ca. 1950 - 1970s

.5" H x 6.8125" D

Hand Coiled Plate with a Tan Field and a Painted Black Geometric Design with a Terracotta Colored Bottom

In Very Good Condition

Santo Domingo Pueblo pottery (officially known as Kewa Pueblo since 2009) is highly revered for its deep commitment to centuries-old traditions, bold geometric lines, and a distinct contrast of natural pigments. While historical Kewa production focused heavily on larger, functional forms like dough bowls and water jars, contemporary master potters frequently create exquisitely detailed, hand-coiled decorative plates using these identical, time-honored methods.