Pueblo Pottery

Known around the world for its beauty and craftsmanship, Pueblo Pottery is one of the most collected forms of Native American art. Although each pueblo along the Rio Grande River in New Mexico produces a distinct type of pottery with the natural materials available to them, all Pueblo Pottery is hand made using the traditional techniques that have been handed down in that culture for centuries.

All proceeds benefit both the artists and the mission to conserve arid-adapted seeds of the Southwest.

Rainbird & Dragonfly Pot by Darla Westika

$150.00
Acoma Pot by Beverly Davis Garcia

$270.00
Zuni Pot with Traditional Designs

$375.00
Polished Blackware Avanyu Seed Pot by Johanna & Anthony Herrera, Santa Clara

$99.00
Pottery Jar by C. G. Loretto, Jemez

$210.00
Pottery Seed Pot by C. G. Loretto, Jemez

$180.00
Jemez Pottery Seed Pot by C. G. Loretto

$180.00
Zuni Pot Hand Painted by Darla Westika

$135.00
Small Sunface Seed Pot by Mary H. Loretto

$120.00
Rainbird Pot by Darla Westika, Zuni Pueblo

$105.00
Small Black Santa Clara Seed Pot by Johanna Herrera

$120.00
Small Zuni Bowl by Darla Westika

$75.00
Polychrome Pot by C. G. (Carol) Loretto

$225.00
Traditional Acoma Pot with a Contemporary Flair

$270.00
Traditional Acoma Pot by Darla Davis

$225.00
Small Jemez Pottery Jar by C. G. Loretto

$165.00
Highly Polished & Carved Blackware pot by Denise Martinez

$270.00
Jemez Seed Pot by C. G. Loretto

$165.00
Beautiful Zuni Pot Hand Painted by Darla Westika

$135.00
Older Acoma Pot with Rainbird Motif

$300.00
Small Black Seed Jar by Johanna & Anthony Herrera

$165.00