1971 Hopi Polychrome Pot

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Vintage Hopi hand coiled, polychrome pot. Decorated with red and black designs typical of Hopi pottery. Decoration, specifically the dark features exhibit varying levels of either completion or touch up. There are no cracks present in the pot. Base of pot has pictogram in black and affixed label that reads “Hopi 1971” as well as dried residue from display putty. Dimensions: 8.5” widest point. Rim diameter 5”. Height: 5.25”. See photos.

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1971 Hopi Polychrome Pot

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Jun 19, 2026 10:00 AM EDT

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