Tarahumara Style Ceramic Pot w/ Sinew Lacing & Wood–Steel Stand View Watchlist >
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Lot # L287
System ID # 25421539
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Tarahumara Style Ceramic Pot w/ Sinew Lacing & Wood–Steel Stand
Presented here is a Tarahumara-style ceramic pot, crafted in Mexico and inspired by the traditional forms of the Rarámuri people of Chihuahua. The vessel features a dark, burnished clay body wrapped in an intricate sinew lattice, creating a striking geometric pattern across the surface. This technique, seen in regional folk-art adaptations adds both visual interest and structural character.
The pot rests on a rustic tripod stand composed of natural wood posts joined with sinew bindings and supported by steel crossbars. This combination of materials reflects Northern Mexican folk-craft traditions and enhances the sculptural presence of the piece. Marked “MEXICO” on the underside, it makes a compelling decorative accent for Southwestern, ethnographic, or rustic interior settings.
- Tarahumara Style
- Ceramic and Sinew Pots
- Wood, Steel, and Sinew Stands
Condition:
Excellent condition with no damage. Ceramic surface is clean with no chips or cracks. Sinew lacing remains intact and secure. Wood and steel stand is stable, showing natural variations consistent with handcrafted materials. No repairs observed.
Size:
Pot Only: 12" X 10" Diameter
Please Note: Soup for Scale
