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Handmade Southwestern Studio Pottery Bowl – Black Glaze & Petroglyph Design 8.5”
$28.00
Handmade decorative studio pottery bowl featuring a glossy black interior and bold black Southwestern or petroglyph-inspired designs over natural sandy-brown clay.
The exterior design includes abstract birds, animals, geometric shapes, crescent forms and scrolling motifs. The bowl has a wide, shallow serving-bowl shape with a raised circular foot.
Approximate details:
* 8–8.5 inches across
* Approximately 3–3.5 inches tall
* Glossy black glazed interior and rim
* Natural textured clay exterior
* Hand-painted black abstract designs
* Raised foot with four small dark pads or dots
* Unsigned or artist mark not identified
Pre-owned condition with light surface wear and handmade irregularities. Some small glaze imperfections, rubbing and minor marks may be present. I do not see an obvious major crack or large chip in the photos. Please review all pictures closely for exact condition.
The maker and exact origin are unknown. It resembles Southwestern and Native American-inspired studio pottery, but it is not being represented as authenticated Pueblo or tribal pottery.
Great for Southwestern décor, pottery collections, entryway display, shelf styling, keys, wrapped candy or decorative use.
The exterior design includes abstract birds, animals, geometric shapes, crescent forms and scrolling motifs. The bowl has a wide, shallow serving-bowl shape with a raised circular foot.
Approximate details:
* 8–8.5 inches across
* Approximately 3–3.5 inches tall
* Glossy black glazed interior and rim
* Natural textured clay exterior
* Hand-painted black abstract designs
* Raised foot with four small dark pads or dots
* Unsigned or artist mark not identified
Pre-owned condition with light surface wear and handmade irregularities. Some small glaze imperfections, rubbing and minor marks may be present. I do not see an obvious major crack or large chip in the photos. Please review all pictures closely for exact condition.
The maker and exact origin are unknown. It resembles Southwestern and Native American-inspired studio pottery, but it is not being represented as authenticated Pueblo or tribal pottery.
Great for Southwestern décor, pottery collections, entryway display, shelf styling, keys, wrapped candy or decorative use.