In Pueblo culture, clay pottery represents not only carefully crafted works of art, but also living connections across time. At the Pueblo of Acoma, renowned all over the world for its pottery, some ...
The Pottery of Acoma Pueblo, fourth in a series of books about Pueblo ceramics by Dwight P. Lanmon and Francis H. Harlow, is a remarkable record in text, photographs, and diagrams. There is such range ...
A brief history of Acoma Pueblo -- Introduction to Acoma pottery -- Early Acoma pottery styles, circa 1300-1700 -- Acoma polychrome jars and bowls, early period (circa 1700-1770) and late period ...
A Pueblo potter today, searching for a statement that is perhaps both innovative and respectful to tradition, can find inspiration in the painted designs on ancient pots. “Some also grind up old ...
Newly opened exhibit at the University of Colorado Museum celebrates ceramic artist’s donation and the legacy of her family and community A new piece of Acoma Pueblo pottery begins, in a way, with all ...
In the red rock desert of the Southwest, an ancient culture was thought to have vanished. A new view connects it to pueblo dwellers of today. By Jim Robbins On a cool spring day, in the bewitching ...
ACOMA, N.M. — At first it seems deserted, this peaceful city of sun-dried mud buildings atop a 70-acre rock, which rises nearly 370 feet above the surrounding desert. The only sounds are those of ...
Following is a transcript of the video. Narrator: These clay pots have been fired to about 1,200 degrees Celsius. And Eric Louis has about 30 seconds to precisely place this horsehair to create the ...
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