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SKU: 25-0906

Southwest Papago Storage Pottery Jar

$700.00

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Early 20th Century

16" H x 14.5" D

Hand Coiled Large Storage Jar in a Terracotta Color with Fire Clouds

In Good Condition with a Small Rim Chip that has Been Glued Back in

Southwest Papago (Tohono O’odham) storage jars are traditional containers made by the Tohono O’odham people (formerly called Papago) of southern Arizona and northern Sonora, Mexico. They include both pottery ollas (large jars) and coiled basketry jars, used for storing food (like grains or seeds), water, or other goods in the arid desert environment. 

Condition: Good

Tribe: Papago - Tohono O'odham

Year Range: 1900 - 1925

Region: Southwest

Dimensions: 16 in14.5 in

Category: Pottery - Historic

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