Pueblo pottery making: a study at the village of San Ildefonso

About this book

In the early 20th century, as the United States grappled with its cultural identity, "Pueblo Pottery Making: A Study at the Village of San Ildefonso" by Carl E. Guthe emerges as a vital exploration of indigenous craftsmanship. This scholarly work delves into the intricate techniques and materials used by the Pueblo Indians, offering insights into their artistic heritage and communal practices. Guthe meticulously documents the unique firing methods and the significance of symbolism in pottery design, illuminating the cultural narratives embedded in each piece. Ideal for students, historians, and civic activists, this study not only enriches understanding of Native American art but also emphasizes the importance of preserving traditional knowledge in a rapidly changing world.

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