Vintage Tarahumara Indian Pottery Vessel With Stand - Rustic Southwestern Decor

Embrace the rustic charm of the Tarahumara Indians with this handcrafted pottery vessel. This vintage piece stands approximately 10 inches in height and features a broad, inviting form, indicative of the Tarahumara's utilitarian craft. Resting on a custom-forged iron stand, the pot is encircled by a rawhide sinew strap, accentuating its primitive aesthetic. The naturally weathered patina and tribal patterns etched onto the clay surface tell a story of tradition and the enduring craftsmanship of the Tarahumara people.

The Tarahumara Indians, known for their rich cultural heritage and deep connection to the land in the Copper Canyon region of Mexico, have been crafting pottery for centuries. This vessel is a testament to their time-honored traditions and skills passed down through generations. Items such as this were central to daily life, used for carrying water, storing grains, and in ritual ceremonies.

This piece is ideal for collectors of Native American pottery, enthusiasts of Southwestern decor, or anyone who appreciates the beauty of indigenous art forms. It will also appeal to those interested in ethnographic artifacts and sustainable, handcrafted goods.

Genuine vintage item; wear commensurate with age.
Not recommended for food storage or liquid due to its antique nature.
The iron stand is included, enhancing display potential.

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Fine Art, Other

18%

Courtney Mcneilly | (719) 645-0757 | courtney@loluty.com

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