Southwest Pueblo-style ceramic ornament with geometric black and white design.

Pueblo pottery is a ceramic art form traditionally made by the indigenous Pueblo people of the Southwestern United States. These traditions date back centuries, with distinct styles evolving among different pueblos such as Acoma, Hopi, and Zuni. The pottery is typically hand-coiled, pit-fired, and decorated with natural pigments, often featuring intricate geometric patterns or symbolic imagery.

Pueblo pottery has gained international recognition for its beauty and cultural significance. While traditional forms are still produced, contemporary artists also create innovative pieces, often incorporating modern designs while honoring ancestral techniques. These ceramics are highly sought after by collectors for their artistry, cultural heritage, and connection to the rich history of the Southwest. It is signed by the artist. It has a chip on top.