Each culture in the
Southwest Native American world has a very distinctive style of pottery
making.
Acoma
potters tend to create the thinnest
walled, porcelain-like pieces, while San Juan is known for their heavy-based
thick walled designs. The
Hopi
create painted, buff-colored pieces, while
Santa Clara
is best defined by their red- or black-ware pieces. Despite the wide
variety of styles, each culture that creates pottery has one thing in common
– a desire for excellence.
Enjoy looking through
our selection of pottery. Keep in
mind that our in-store inventory changes much more frequently than our
on-line pages represent. So, if you don't see what you want on these pages,
contact us with some specifics, such as price range, style
and size, and we’ll see what we have on hand that would fulfill your needs.
Also available - Santa Domingo, San Juan, San Ildefonso and other pueblos.
