Southwest Indian Pottery: Historic
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Origin: Santo Domingo Pueblo, Kewa
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Southwest Indian Kewa Pueblo Pottery and Fine Art
Kewa (formerly Santo Domingo Pueblo) is one of the best known tribes of the Southwest Indians, largely because of the skill demonstrated in marketing their crafts. Kewa Pueblo is one of the largest of the nineteen New Mexico Pueblos, and is generally considered the most conservative in terms of customs and culture. The pottery of this pueblo is strictly traditional, reproducing with care the ancient forms and decorations.
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Santo Domingo Pueblo, Kewa