Native American, Historic Acoma Pottery Canteen, Ca late 19th-Early 20th Century, #1074-Sold cotton Although it was not made

Although it was not made with a survival time of 900 years or so in the mind of the potter

Wicker is similar to plaiting but uses round materials with one of the sets being thicker and adding stability to the material

Provenance: and came from Margaret Taylor Estate: Margaret Taylor was a teacher for many years near the Hopi and Navajo reservations around Flagstaff

Published in Dillingham 1994:60-61

Many have large ‰ÛÏbellies‰۝

Native American, Historic Acoma Pottery Canteen, Ca late 19th-Early 20th Century, #1074-Sold cotton Although it was not madeNative American, Historic Acoma Pottery Canteen, Ca late 19th Early 20th Century, #1074 Description: Native American, Historic Acoma Pottery Canteen, Ca late 19th Early 20th Century, old classic traditional shape used. Superb molding Nampeyo like with finely painted design albeit the design has faded some. Has a very fine crack not visible unless you know exactly where to look or see a blow up picture. Dimensions: 5 long x 4 wide x 3. 25 deep