Good condition, some scratches and wear.
7″W x 5″H
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MATA ORTIZ Blackware Vessel Signed MANUEL QUEZADA
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From the Mata Ortiz pueblo, this gorgeous blackware vessel uses matte and glossy black to create a hypnotic pattern with intriguing depth. Signed by Manuel Quezada on underside.
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