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4' 1" Length
called Lölöqangw or Lolokong in Hopi
The jar is made of native clay and fired traditionally out of doors in cedar wood and sheep manure
25” Band Width
Fine Navajo Blanket Revival Weaving
Zia Roadrunner Jar Circa Date_1900s 4' 1" LengthHand Coiled and Traditionally Fired Zia Polychrome Jar with Hand Painted Roadrunners and Geometric Designs by Zia Potter, Lois Medina (1959 2002). In Zia pottery, the roadrunner symbolizes protection, agility, and cleverness, and is believed to ward off evil spirits while serving as a guardian of the home. Condition is very good with some rubbing on the bottom. 16 Width, 13 Height
