Mata Ortiz Pot in Orange with Beige Southwest Style Pattern

About this Mata Ortiz Pottery Piece Mata Ortiz Pottery is one of the finest in the world. In the 1970's, Mata Ortiz Pottery Artist, Juan Quezada discovered the link between the lost tradition of Paquimé culture pottery and contemporary Mexican ceramics, by recovering lost techniques and southwest decorative motifs. Mr. Quezada shared his knowledge with others and now many Mata Ortiz Potters are heirs of his art and honor him by creating magnificent pottery pieces.  Such is the case of this ovoid shape pot in orange with a mesmerizing beige patterns that covers the whole pot harmoniously.  The top and the bottom of the pot are painted with southwest style patterns.     TECHNICAL DATA HEIGHT  13In  /  33 Cm. WIDEST DIAMETER  7.87 In  / 20Cm. MADE OF Ceramic REGION Mata Ortiz, Chihuahua, Mexico TECHNIQUE Hand crafted & Hand Painted. Low Temperature, Open Pit Oven. COMMENTS Each piece is signed by the artist and includes a certificate.   Safe packing, insurance, ord