This micaceous olla jar was handcrafted by Santo Domingo Pueblo potter Julian Coriz. The vessel features a red base with black and green geometric designs painted on a red background, a contemporary vision of a traditional Santo Domingo pottery style.
Olla jars were traditionally made to store water or grain. This elegant vessel that captures a historic art, and can be a timeless addition to your collection of Native American pottery. This piece is not utilitarian. Can not be used for food or water storage or preparation.
Jar measures 9-1/4" long and wide, stands 7" tall. Comes with a certificate of authenticity.
