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Set of Two Mata Ortiz Hand Coiled Indian Pottery by Casas Grandes artist Sandoval  8026-223869-PT-ST


Set of Two Mata Ortiz Hand Coiled Indian Pottery by Casas Grandes artist Sandoval.

These beautiful pots will be a great addition to any decor! One of the most sought after and desirable of all Mata Ortiz designs. Their delicately hand coiled walls form an impressive swirl that reflects the light and shines like moonlight. These two pots match perfectly and will give any room a distinct flare. An addition to your collection to be proud of. They are hand made and both are signed by Alonso Sandoval. One stands 5-3/4" tall, 6-1/2" wide, with a circumference of 20-1/2", and a 4" opening. The other one is only slightly larger, measuring 6" tall, 6-3/4" wide, with a circumference of 21", and a 4" opening. This is a set of two pots, you will receive both of the matching swirl design pots pictured below.

Technically and aesthetically, Casas Grandes pottery equals or surpasses the work of the Indian potters of the American Southwest. It is made with clay from the mountains high above the village of Mata Ortiz, painted with human hairbrushes and natural pigments (minerals and roots of plants). It is hand-formed, without the use of a potter's wheel, and is dung fired. The Inspiration for Casas Grandes pottery is taken from ancient Casas Grandes traditions. The renaissance of this beautiful pottery began in the early 1960's, following the Amerind Foundation's excavation of the nearby Paquime ruins in 1958. Until that time there was little interest in the antiquities of the area. After the excavation, however, a new awareness developed.

We understand the value and collectible nature of southwestern hand made Casas Grandes Pottery. We realize the cultural and historical significance behind the pottery of Mata Ortiz. So, to ensure you that this is indeed true Mata Ortiz Pottery hand made the traditional way, a Certificate of Authenticity has been included with this item.

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Set of Two Mata Ortiz Hand Coiled Indian Pottery by Casas Grandes artist Sandoval
Set of Two Mata Ortiz Hand Coiled Indian Pottery by Casas Grandes artist Sandoval
Set of Two Mata Ortiz Hand Coiled Indian Pottery by Casas Grandes artist Sandoval
Set of Two Mata Ortiz Hand Coiled Indian Pottery by Casas Grandes artist Sandoval
Set of Two Mata Ortiz Hand Coiled Indian Pottery by Casas Grandes artist Sandoval
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