Non-toxic Native American Art : Very Good Condition, Native American Acoma Pottery Jar, By Emma Lewis #184 Sold Easy Returns [vDJteFw6]

Native American Art: A Timeless Treasure

Discover a piece of Native American artistry with this stunning Acoma Pottery Jar by Emma Lewis. This jar, crafted in the 1980s, is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of the Acoma Pueblo and the skillful hands of Emma Lewis, one of Lucy M. Lewis's daughters. This exquisite piece is not just an artifact; it's a piece of living history, meticulously crafted with traditional methods and natural pigments, ensuring its value and beauty endure.

Exceptional Craftsmanship and Heritage

Emma Lewis-Mitchell, born in 1931, grew up surrounded by great pottery artists and was deeply inspired by her mother, Lucy M. Lewis. As a self-taught artisan, Emma learned the ancient techniques of clay working by observing her mother. She continues the tradition of gathering her own natural pigments and clays, hand mixing, coiling, painting, and firing her pottery. This jar is a reflection of her dedication to preserving her people's traditions and her mastery of the craft.

• Handcrafted with ancient techniques
• Unmatched attention to detail

Artistic Significance and Value

This jar is more than just a decorative piece; it is a symbol of the Lewis family's commitment to keeping the true traditions and designs of the ancient Mimbres people alive. The jar features classic patterns and designs that have been passed down through generations. Emma's work has been recognized at prestigious events such as the Santa Fe Indian Market and the Heard Museum show, showcasing the high regard her artistry commands. This jar is not only a beautiful addition to any collection but also a significant investment for those who appreciate the art of Native American pottery.

• Authentic Acoma Pueblo pottery
• Recognized at major art shows