Native American Vintage Hopi Poly Chrome Pottery Canteen, Ca 1950's, #1452 SOLD by Lucy Lewis Chan Chan shows a lack

Chan Chan shows a lack of a unifying plan or a discernible pattern

The snake on the left side is missing part of his body

Blue-and-white Glaze Tradition The blue-and-white style has been the most popular type of ceramic glaze since it was developed in the middle of the fifteenth century (virtually simultaneously in China and in Vietnam)

Clinton started potting around 1975 and had been taught by his grandmother

Native American Vintage Hopi Poly Chrome Pottery Canteen, Ca 1950's, #1452 SOLD by Lucy Lewis Chan Chan shows a lackNative American Vintage Hopi Poly Chrome Pottery Canteen, Ca 1950's, #1452 Description: #1452 Native American Vintage Hopi Poly Chrome Pottery Canteen, Ca 1950's, Dimensions: 8 1 2" HIGH X 8" WIDE Condition: very good for age A History of Pueblo Pottery: Pueblo pottery is made using a coiled technique that came into northern Arizona and New Mexico from the south, some 1500 years ago. In the four corners region of the US, nineteen pueblos and villages