ANASAZI BLACK - On - RED PUERCO BOWL (1030 TO 1150 AD) ; Investment Quality
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ANASAZIBLACK-on-RED PUERCO BOWL (1030 TO 1150 AD); Investment QualityCONDITION – EXCELLENT--SUPERB, no chips, cracks, restoration orrepair, minor paint loss (expected with age). Dimensions:Height:approx. 3 1/2” Width:approx. 9”US Southwest, southernColorado Plateau (Four Corners region), Ancestral Pueblo/Anasazi, ca. 1030 to1150 CE. A pretty example of a Puerco Black-on-Red bowl, covered entirely by apolished red slip with black mineral/organic paint forming abstract geometr...icmotifs on the interior.
Prehistoric Native American, Pinedale-Black on Red. Age: A.D. 1030to 1150. From the White Mountain RedWare, Central Anasazi BranchFrom: New Mexico Office of ArchaeologicalStudiesFirstposted by C. Dean Wilson 2012Paste is hard, crumbly, and may be light brown, gray, ororange color. Temper is dominated by similar colored relatively large sherdfragments and sometimes occasional sand fragments. Both surfaces of bowls andexteriors of jars are covered by a well-polished dark red to maroon slip.Decorations are applied on the slipped surface in a black to brownish mineralor black organic paint. Designs may be executed in either black mineral ororganic paint and consist of combinations of lines and solid elements organizedin bands. Designs often consist of lines that create repeated panels. Hatchedelements tend to be absent. Panels are usually divided by a series of parallellines. Elements making up the panels tend to be bold and simple and includewide checkered squares, interlocking frets, triangles, dots, stepped triangles, scroll triangles, and scrolls. Vessel forms are most commonly represented bybowls but also include jars, pitchers, dippers, canteens, and effigies. Theseusually consist of broad parallel white lines usually organized in chevron, rectilinear or scroll patterns.RETURNPOLICY WITHIN 3 DAYS OF RECEIPT, BUYER PAYS FOR SHIPPING.FREESHIPPING!!!
Prehistoric Native American, Pinedale-Black on Red. Age: A.D. 1030to 1150. From the White Mountain RedWare, Central Anasazi BranchFrom: New Mexico Office of ArchaeologicalStudiesFirstposted by C. Dean Wilson 2012Paste is hard, crumbly, and may be light brown, gray, ororange color. Temper is dominated by similar colored relatively large sherdfragments and sometimes occasional sand fragments. Both surfaces of bowls andexteriors of jars are covered by a well-polished dark red to maroon slip.Decorations are applied on the slipped surface in a black to brownish mineralor black organic paint. Designs may be executed in either black mineral ororganic paint and consist of combinations of lines and solid elements organizedin bands. Designs often consist of lines that create repeated panels. Hatchedelements tend to be absent. Panels are usually divided by a series of parallellines. Elements making up the panels tend to be bold and simple and includewide checkered squares, interlocking frets, triangles, dots, stepped triangles, scroll triangles, and scrolls. Vessel forms are most commonly represented bybowls but also include jars, pitchers, dippers, canteens, and effigies. Theseusually consist of broad parallel white lines usually organized in chevron, rectilinear or scroll patterns.RETURNPOLICY WITHIN 3 DAYS OF RECEIPT, BUYER PAYS FOR SHIPPING.FREESHIPPING!!!
