Black Mata Ortiz Pottery - Ms. Tomasa Mora - Chihuahua Folk Art The craftsmen take the time

The craftsmen take the time to individually pick each of the precious stones and shells to be used

Cobaltoan specimens in this store are the finest quality at the lowest prices you will find

The underside features a kaleidoscopic array of swirls

Señor Señor Oscar Quezada is the creator of this piece of Mata Ortiz celebration

This is from Florida and is from the Pleistocene Epoch

Black Mata Ortiz Pottery - Ms. Tomasa Mora - Chihuahua Folk Art The craftsmen take the timeTomasa Mora Artist Approximate Dimensions; Weight 1 pound 13 ounces Height 6. 75 inches Width 6 inches A ring for sitting is provided. Artist Tomasa Mora has meticulously crafted this refined pottery piece. Featuring a rounded body, elongated neck, and wide mouth, the work draws on traditions that date back a thousand years to her Paquime ancestors from the Casas Grandes region of Chihuahua, Mexico. Ms. Mora incorporates subtle curved lines that