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.
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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.
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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
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Lot - Native American, Santo Domingo Pueblo, Early 20th Century
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