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Native American Pueblo Pottery

Native American pottery, Santa Fe, New Mexico

Native American pottery lined up for sale at an outdoor market in Sante Fe, New Mexico.

Vase jugs of terracotta clay pottery handmade in the Southwestern Native American tradition in sunlight and shadows.

Three Native American Pueblo Pottery, isolated on white..

Watercolor painting of an American Indian style clay pot.

Anasazi or Ancient Puebloan pottery in New Mexico. American Southwest.

Man and crane, Mangas-Mimbres pottery motif, ca. 1000 CE, showing figure-ground reversal. Perceptual grouping, a necessity for recognizing objects through vision, to identify a figure from background.

Horizontal closeup of two clay seed pots on a cotton striped fringed blanket from New Mexico. The large, handmade clay pot is etched with an animal shape. The small clay pot is painted with a pattern.

Navajo Native American Clay Pottery Decorative Vase

Detail shot taken at Taos Pueblo, New Mexico, USA

Traditional Mexican ceramic pots in an outdoor market.

Nearly a thousand years ago natives inhabited the lower elevations around the San Francisco Peaks of Arizona. In an area so dry it would seem impossible to live, they built pueblos, harvested rainwater, grew crops and raised families. Today the remnants of their villages dot the landscape along with other artifacts. Decorated pottery such as the shard shown in the picture was likely not produced in the area where the shard was found. This type of pottery was brought in for trading purposes by people from nearby tribes. It is unlawful to remove shards from an archeological site. They may be examined but must be returned to their original location. These pottery shards were found below Little Elden Mountain near Flagstaff, Arizona, USA.

ancient Native American Indian (Anasazi) artifacts, several pottery fragments on a dark paper background with a copy space

Beautiful terracotta vase hand made by a Navajo Native American in Arizona. Isolated on white.Other interior furnishings and design elements:

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Comments:

tiru.trans said:

wow amazing click

2011-09-20 03:42

sarahm said:

Love the texture and color mixing!

2011-04-05 17:23

mtrzaskus said:

great texture here

2011-02-12 13:08

Brenda Allen said:

Thats georgeous

2009-08-18 10:40

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