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 ...

“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 ...

Mimbres refers to the Mimbres Valley of present-day southwestern New Mexico, where Indigenous peoples lived and created these pottery artifacts from 1000 to early 1100 AD. The bowls are highly ...

The 20-inch bowl-shaped pottery features the iconic Zia sun symbol ... The wind was so game-changing that New Mexico called a timeout at the end of the first quarter which appeared to be for ...