Spirit
in the Wind
Plains Native American Pottery Replicas
Our pottery is completely
hand-made in the "old way". No potter's wheel or kiln is used. We utilize native
clays that we
process ourselves, and employ various tedious hand techniques of
construction. While this time consuming process is not geared
towards mass production, it does however lend itself to replicating the
tremendous
craftsmanship, and beautiful primitive
art,
of a pre-historic era. All our pots are personally signed with the Rh
symbol, and come with a
signed certificate of authenticity.
Pottery first came into existence in Nebraska nearly 2000 yrs ago at the end of the Archaic period (hunter-gatherers), and ushered in the beginning of the Woodland period, with an increased dependence on agriculture. They were used both as cooking utensils and as storage containers.
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New!! Click on thumbnails below to view a primitive pottery pit firing
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Click on picture above for a short
video on Primitive Pottery Pit Firing |
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Some of our primitive pit fired
plains replica pottery vessels. |
