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A Guide to Pueblo Pottery

A Guide to Pueblo Pottery

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Author: Susan Lamb

About the Book: Native peoples of New Mexico and Arizona have been making pottery for about two thousand years. Their ceramics reveal a love of grace and beauty, as well as skills refined over centuries. A Guide to Pueblo Pottery provides a concise look into this art form. Included in the book are color photos and full descriptions of the 18 most collectible pottery styles of the Southwest, along with quotes from some of the most well-known potters to broaden your understanding of this native craft. 

Details: 48 pages

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