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19th Century Native American Slip Painted Earthenware Water Jar children's room as documented here

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19th Century Native American Slip Painted Earthenware Water Jar children's room as documented here
19th Century Native American Slip Painted Earthenware Water Jar children's room as documented here
19th Century Native American Slip Painted Earthenware Water Jar children's room as documented here
19th Century Native American Slip Painted Earthenware Water Jar children's room as documented here
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as documented here

The lid of this charming soapstone trinket box

A symbol of transition and transformation

(See also its black and gold twin

are featured in numerous museum collections of significant Native American objects

19th Century Native American Slip Painted Earthenware Water Jar children's room as documented hereThis large earthenware slip painted vessel has an incredible presence and physicality that make it feel like a very special object indeed. I purchased at an antique store in Missouri, and it took me quite a while to determine its origin, but I have just learned it is a mid to late 19th century water jug from San Luis Potosi, Mexico. The painting and roughness of the clay surface make it feel even older, ancient really, and it is definitely the sort of

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