- Culture: Haak’u (Pueblo, Acoma), Native American - Medium:
Clay, pigment - Place Made: Acoma, New Mexico, United States -
Dates: 1868-1900 - Dimensions: 11 1/2 x 13 in. (29.2 x 33cm)
(show scale) - Inscriptions: "2467" in white pigment on piece. -
Collections:Arts of the Americas - Museum Location: This item is
not on view - Accession Number: 02.257.2467 - Credit Line: Riggs
Pueblo Pottery Fund - Rights Statement: Creative Commons-BY -
Caption: Haak’u (Pueblo, Acoma) (Native American). Water Jar,
1868-1900. Clay, pigment, 11 1/2 x 13 in. (29.2 x 33cm).
Brooklyn Museum, Riggs Pueblo Pottery Fund, 02.257.2467.
Creative Commons-BY - Catalogue Description: Water jar with a
prominant mid-body bulge and scalloped rim. Underbody is slipped
red and seperated visually from the body by two fine, dark brown
lines. Mid-body and neck have senuous leaf and parallelogram
designs in dark brown on a white ground. The scalloped rim is
dark brown. Inside neck is slipped orange, the rest is unslipped
revealing a whitish body.