Prehistoric Pottery Kit - Southwest Region

Enjoy learning about prehistoric pottery methods as you form your own pot of natural clay. You may choose from a variety of decorative finishing techniques: polishing, texturing, impressing, incising, or painting. Clay is self-hardening but not waterproof. Many beautiful designs are included.

The Role of Craft Specialization in the Evolution of Prehistoric

This lovely corn bowl has four integrated raised corn cobs spaced around the rim. The raised corn design is a difficult technique which is one of

Handcrafted Hopi Corn Bowl | PFMA

Chief blankets are the earliest established Navajo weaving style and the best known of the Classic Period. These blankets were woven as wearing

Chief Blanket II Counted Cross Stitch Kit: Rugs of the Southwest Series | PFMA

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Vintage Southwest Pottery Framed Painting 34486

Two Grey Hills is in an area located on the east side of the Chuska Mountains which lies on the eastern edge of teh Navajo Reservation.

Two Grey Hills Counted Cross Stitch Kit: Rugs of the Southwest Series | PFMA

World's Oldest Pottery?, Science

The Yei (pronounced yea) is a stylized Navajo diety which came from sandpainting designs of religious healing ceremonies. When used in a rug

Yei II Counted Cross Stitch Kit: Rugs of the Southwest Series | PFMA

Vintage Southwest Pottery Vase. Folk Art, Native Design, New

Examples of bowls and jars for Tusayan White Ware types (from

Prehistoric Pueblo Pottery Kit - Museum of New Mexico Foundation Shops