Help Identify This Indian Pottery
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It is an indian bong!
uni000ver000sal 7 months ago
I believe that it is not an artifact. One glimpse you gave showed a couple of repairs inside. Also, I don't like the patina on it. Just my thinking. . .
RibbitMarketing 8 months ago
@yakimonohands123
No oxides are needed to produce the colours present here. I"m a potter who uses the open pit fire method, and these colours will form naturaly as the wood around the piece burns are varying stages and heat.
That being said virtually everything else you mentioned is a correct appraisal.
I don't believe this to be an authentic piece, most likely one made for the tourist trade in Mexico, maybe somewhere in Texas or the Southwest.
pitatapiu 10 months ago
its definately not fake the handles give it away
like foscillazied wood super expencive sorry i cant spell for crap but i know alot about historical artifacts thats a fantastic find museum worthy if its real
nametide 1 year ago
its definately not fake the handles give it away
nametide 1 year ago
@Mandiblearts It made me wence to lol.
huntinandawhipin 1 year ago
thank you
runingblackbear 1 year ago
it would be nice of you to take that to the cherokee rez museum in north carolina
runingblackbear 1 year ago
i am cherokee paint clan and i know what that was use for
runingblackbear 1 year ago
that is a cherokee wolf clan pot
runingblackbear 1 year ago