3pc Acoma Pueblo Seed Pots & Lizard by Carolyn Concho, Alma F. Lewis

Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico. Collection of three ceramic articles featuring traditional polychrome hand-painted decoration in black, terracotta, and earth tones over a white slip ground. The group includes a globular seed jar with stylized lizard and geometric motifs, a flattened disc-form vessel with lizard and fine-line geometric patterns, and a cutout lizard wall ornament with cross-hatched and geometric detailing. The seed jar is signed in black paint on the terracotta-colored base with the initials "A. F. L." above "Acoma, N.M.". The flattened disc vessel is signed on the reverse in black paint "C. CONCHO" over "ACOMA, N.M.". The lizard figure bears the initials "CS" and "Acoma" painted in black on the reverse, alongside a rectangular adhesive residue mark. Features characteristic fine-line hatching, stepped clouds, and stylized animal forms. Dimensions: 3.5"W x 3"H Weight: 7.5 oz. Condition Request Condition Report Good.

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