Southwest Indian Pottery

Southwest Indian Pottery > Figurines Organized by Origin

Figurative pottery has been made at New Mexico pueblos since before 1880:

Below are brief articles to help you learn more about collecting Pueblo Indian Pottery. Click on each title to learn more (this will also take you to another website):
Collecting Indian Pottery.
The First Storyteller.
How Pueblo Pottery is Made.

Click on any image below to see a large, detailed view of that image.

Polychrome Acoma Pueblo Turkey
C2790.12 - Polychrome Acoma Pueblo Turkey

8-piece Polychrome Nacimiento (Nativity) Figurine Set Josephine Arquero (b.1928)	Polychrome 8-piece Nacimiento (Nativity) Figurine Set Josephine Arquero (b.1928)	Deer Figurine, Circa 1960s Damacia Cordero 1905-1990s	Pottery Mountain Sheep Figurine Damacia Cordero 1905-1990s
Pottery Figurine of a Dancing Bear Damacia Cordero 1905-1990s	Seated Male Figurine by Damacia Cordero Damacia Cordero 1905-1990s	Female Storyteller Figurine with 5 Children by Felecita Eustace Felecita Eustace	Cochiti Pueblo Mermaid Figurine by Virgil Ortiz Virgil Ortiz
Large Cochiti Pottery Frog Figurine Potter Unknown	Cochiti Pottery Frog Figurine Potter Unknown	Cochiti Pottery Frog Figurine with painted lizard on back Potter Unknown	Cochiti Pottery Frog Figurine Potter Unknown
Pottery Raccoon Figurine from Cochiti Pueblo Potter Unknown	Standing Male Figurine with Braids Potter Unknown	Small Cochiti Pottery Frog Figurine Potter Unknown	Cochiti Pueblo Polychrome Frog Incense Burner Potter Unknown
Cochiti Pueblo Male Drummer by Helen Cordero Matriarch: Helen Cordero 1915-1994	Large Male Storyteller with 12 Children by Helen Cordero Matriarch: Helen Cordero 1915-1994	“Story Hour Figurine” with 11 Children and Dogs Matriarch: Helen Cordero 1915-1994	Large Male Pueblo Father Figurine by Helen Cordero Matriarch: Helen Cordero 1915-1994