SMALL POTS ARE THEY ACOMA.

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  1. nursenancy4

    nursenancy4 Active Member

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  2. Taupou

    Taupou Well-Known Member

    No, neither is Acoma. The tan one is Hopi, from northern Arizona.

    The other one, based on the color of the clay, and the fact that it has a rounded, polished bottom, with the design carrying over onto the bottom of the pot, indicates that it is most likely Mexican. There are no Native American Indian pots that would have that combination of characteristics.
     
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  3. nursenancy4

    nursenancy4 Active Member

    thank you so much I am happy with Hopi.
     
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