Ea7124 - Coiled pot, with painted decoration, made by potters living in Keresan pueblo.

Coiled pot, with painted decoration, made by potters living in Keresan pueblo.The designs painted by the potters represent the world around them, such as lightning and water. Made in Keresan pueblo, South West USA, between about 1875 and 1925. Bequest of Miss Adela Breton, 1923.

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Summary

: Ea7124

: World Cultures

: pot

: Round bellied ceramic Pueblo pot with painted decoration - red, black and yellow on cream.

Ea7124 - Coiled pot, with painted decoration, made by potters living in Keresan pueblo.

Native North American art

Current Location

On Display at Bristol Museum & Art Gallery, Curiosity

: Breton Collection

: Elk Mountains, New Mexico, United States of America [USA], North America, Americas

: Acoma pueblo

: Pueblo

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