Colorful Mexican pottery is not hard to spot, with its vivid hues and complex designs as unique as the maker. Often in the form of vessels, bowls, vases, and tiles, these functional clay pottery ...

In San Marcos Tlapazola, Griselda Mateo Gutiérrez uses a piece of quartz to burnish a shallow bowl made of local red clay. She learned how to make pottery from her mother and aunts. In Mexico ...

The two learned how to create pottery from their family members ... starting with a custom-made basecoat, the New Mexico Bowl logo, the Zia sun symbol, and other symbols.

“We like that pottery, we call them the Mimbres people ... which is most commonly found in west-central New Mexico. The bowl interiors have a thick orange-red slip and black geometric, swirling ...

Isomeric Design in Ancestral Pueblo Pottery (Museum of New Mexico Press), artist and art historian Traugott and archaeologist Scott G. Ortman show that these painted patterns on bowls, jars ...

Jimon, one of Mexico’s most famous potters, and his family has been creating ceramics for 250 years over five generations. He studied pottery as a child, following in his father’s footsteps.

"Pottery is a big part of Mexican culture." Previous years' celebrations have sold bowls filled with culinary reminders of Hispanic culture, including soup one year and bunuelos another time.

Jon initially caught our eye with an enthusiastic social media stream featuring photos of his home cooking, nearly always plated on a spectacular array of Mexican pottery. And that collection ...