Prehistoric Pottery Kit - Southwest Region

Enjoy learning about prehistoric pottery methods as you form your own pot of natural clay. You may choose from a variety of decorative finishing techniques: polishing, texturing, impressing, incising, or painting. Clay is self-hardening but not waterproof. Many beautiful designs are included.

World's Oldest Pottery?, Science

Petrified Forest Quilt Block

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Pottery in the American Southwest

Enjoy learning about prehistoric pottery methods as you form your own pot of natural clay. You may choose from a variety of decorative finishing

Prehistoric Pottery Kit - Southwest Region | PFMA

Lot - Native American, Santo Domingo Pueblo, Early 20th Century

Chief Blanket II Counted Cross Stitch Kit: Rugs of the Southwest

The Ganado style rug was created by Lorenzo Hubbell, owner of the trading post in the town of Ganado, AZ in the early 1900s. (The trading post still

Ganado Counted Cross Stitch Kit: Rugs of the Southwest Series | PFMA

The Wedding Vase is used in the traditional Hopi wedding ceremony. The two spouts represent the bride and the groom with the bridge between them

Hopi Wedding Vase - Style B | PFMA

Authentic Native American Pottery, Miniature

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This kit teaches the history, traditional pottery methods, and many designs from New Mexico and Arizona. Learn how to form a pinch pot or a few

Pottery Kit - Pueblo Style | PFMA

Coiled Basket Kit - Museum of New Mexico Foundation Shops