Pottery Bowl Southwestern

Southwestern Style Polychrome Bowl

Add this Pottery Bowl Southwestern to your collection or use it to hold small items.  The potter covered this hand coiled bowl with a white slip base.  Then he or she added geometric designs to the outside with red and black slip.  The potter also added red slip to the inside and to the bottom of the bowl.  One of a Kind!

 Native American Pottery

Native American potters in the Southwestern United States make traditional style pottery. Their pottery usually features very thin walls, a desirable characteristic. Many of these artists create their pottery using hand coiled techniques. They often use slip colors in Black, White and dark Red.

This Pottery Bowl Southwestern stands approximately 2 inches tall.  The top opening measures 4.75 inches in diameter.    We got this piece from a collection.  You will notice  places where the paint has chipped off of the design.  There are signs of wear.  Structurally it is in good condition. One of a Kind!

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Read the Denver Art Museum Leaflet Pottery of the Southwestern Tribes