Native American Pottery, Historic Maricopa Pottery Bowl, by Mary Juan, Ca 1930's, #819 b. Sold Out fine_polychrome and light red representations of

and light red representations of pumas

The relatively poor adherence of the glazes used (and the low firing temperatures) could not withstand this

which probably served as the residences for the majority of the population[9]

"Teec Nos Pos" design in Two Gray Hills colors

"Kalaga" is the traditional name for embroidered tapestries from Myanmar (Burma)

Native American Pottery, Historic Maricopa Pottery Bowl, by Mary Juan, Ca 1930's, #819 b. Sold Out fine_polychrome and light red representations ofNative American Historic Maricopa Pottery Bowl 819 b. Native American Historic Maricopa Pottery Bowl, signed by famous Maricopa potter, Mary Juan (1892 1977). Mary Juan was an original member of the Maricopa revival period potters of the late 1930's. Dimensions: 3" x 6" Condition: Very good considering the age. Provenance: Property from the Estate of Rodney L. Croissant, Greeley, Colorado In 1937 to 1940, Maricopa Pottery experienced a revival due to