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Posted 9 months ago
starrwalker
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One of those things I aquired & would love to learn a bit about. I know nothing about this piece. It stands about 15in high & 15in wide. No markings at all, top is a bit smoother than the bottom - hand made, uneven firing w/ burn marks? Rawhide is hard but intact. There are a few fingerprints smudged inside the lip that appear to have occured durring the making. Any ideas would be wonderful & greatly appreciated.
Thanks Starrwalker
Native American PotteryNative American tribes living in the Southwest—in what became Arizona, New …
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Its a decorative piece, probably made in Mexico
It is a contemporary piece, made by the Tarahumara, from the Copper Canyon region of Mexico. They are hand-made, fired in an outdoor pit fire, thus the "burn marks".