Pottery By Caroline Lucario

Pottery By Caroline Lucario

This one of a kind Pottery By Caroline Lucario Acoma Jar will become the centerpiece of your collection!  The potter covered it with White slip then added the designs in Black & Red paint.  On one side she painted a Turtle and on the other she painted a Kokopelli.  She added other geometric designs to the rest of the pot.

This piece is in excellent condition. It stands just about 2.25″ tall, and measures about 2.5″ in diameter at its widest point. The top opening measures 1.5″ in diameter.  Caroline Lucario signed her name on the bottom of the pot.  You will also get a page of printed information on the potter.  One of a Kind.

Traditional Acoma pottery comes from the Pueblo in New Mexico. The pottery usually features very thin walls, a desirable characteristic. Most artists create their pottery using hand coiled techniques. They often use Black, White and Red slip colors.

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