Acoma Pueblo Pottery Pitcher Hand-Coiled Polychrome with Twisted Handle 1950s

This striking Acoma Pueblo hand-coiled pitcher was crafted in the mid-20th century (circa 1950s) by artisan M. Sena. It features a traditional polychrome geometric design, applied with natural pigments in black and earthy orange on a cream slip. The crimped rim and twisted handle showcase both artistry and craftsmanship unique to Acoma Pueblo traditions.

The bold linear and triangular motifs reflect the cultural heritage of Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico, known for its fine-line painting and long history of ceramic artistry. This pitcher stands as both a functional piece and a collectible example of Native American Pueblo pottery.

Approximately 5 tallEra: 1950sArtisan: M. SenaTribal Affiliation: Acoma PuebloCondition: Good vintage condition

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