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Pottery1860 of 12640Czecho-slovakia made pottery‘ARET’ -  WIINBLAD FOR NYMOLLE KERAMISKE FABRIK
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    Posted 7 years ago

    Hellcat2018
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    We bought the vase in Santa Fe, NM in March of 2016. I’m having trouble identifying the artist and tribe.

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    1. CanyonRoad, 7 years ago
      There is no tribe involved, it is not Native American.

      This is Mata Ortiz pottery, named for the village in Mexico where it has been made only since the 1980s None of the potters claim any tribal affiliation. Some of the designs associated with the pottery are derived from copies of pre-Columbian pottery found at the nearby ruins of Paquime, (as well as the Mimbres) but that culture vanished in the 1400s, and there are no known descendants.

      The Mexican government officially recognizes the pottery as contemporary Mexican Art Pottery.

      One of the best and most accurate documents about the the pottery is the dissertation by Kiara Maureen Hughes, available on line at:

      https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/2115/bf11365618316704fa70983e1b55489db9e2.pdf
    2. CanyonRoad, 7 years ago
      If you are having trouble reading the signature, it is that of Manuel Mora Tena.

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