Southwest Indian Pottery: Figurines
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Southwest Figurative Pottery has been made at New Mexico Pueblos since before 1880:
- Rain Gods from Tesuque Pueblo
- Human-like figurines from Cochiti Pueblo
- Owls from Acoma and Zuni Pueblos
- Turtles from Cochiti and Acoma Pueblos
- Numerous animals from Santa Clara Pueblo
- Nacimientos - Nativity Sets, Storytellers, Candlesticks, Ashtrays, Piggy Banks, and other figurative forms from most of the pueblos were made when the train first brought tourists - who sought for creative and authentic souvenirs
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