The Tarahumara people have a rich Native American pottery tradition that is both utilitarian and often characterized by a primitive aesthetic. This style of pottery represents a craft that Native potters have practiced for centuries. Instead of using a wheel, Tarahumara Indian pots are meticulously created using the pinch and coil method entirely by hand.

The process begins with shaping the vessel through hand-coiling clay, layer by layer, to achieve the desired form. The result is a testament to the skill and expertise of the Tarahumara artisans, who possess an intimate knowledge of their materials. Once the structure is complete, the pot is meticulously polished with a smooth stone, adding a final touch of refinement and enhancing its tactile appeal.

The pinch and coil technique, along with the use of primitive aesthetics, lends a distinct character to Tarahumara Indian pottery. Each piece tells a story of cultural heritage and craftsmanship, connecting us to the artistic traditions of Native potters throughout history.
Measurements: 10ʺW × 10ʺD × 11.5ʺH