Coiled jug

Artist Pueblo artist(s)

CultureAncestral Pueblo

PeriodPueblo II

Date950-1200

MediumEarthenware with slip, coiled

DimensionsOverall: 4 1/4 × 4 1/4 in. (10.8 × 10.8 cm)

DescriptionTularosa black on white jug. This jar shows very clearly how a vessel was made using a coiling technique.

Credit LineGift by Ulli and Carol Rath on behalf of the Rath family.

Object numberG14.10.3

Classifications

Ancestral Abiayala

Sub-classification

American Southwest

Collections

Status

Not on view

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