Mata Ortiz is not an artist, but a Mexican town of over 480 professional artists. This piece, by artist Sara Corona Renteria, features intricate etched designs of quails, birds, cholla cactus, and desert flora. Handcrafted using traditional methods from the famed Mexican town of Mata Ortiz, where artists dig local clay, create mineral-based pigments, and make brushes from human hair. This finely detailed pot showcases a natural clay base with black etching and subtle color accents. Measures 7" tall with a 2" opening. A striking example of contemporary folk art rooted in ancient Casas Grandes tradition-perfect for collectors of fine Southwestern pottery.

Friendship Whirlwind Tohono O'odham Basket This stunning handwoven basket by O'odham weaver Marian Cruz captures the essence of tradition and artistry. Crafted from bear grass, white and green yucca, willow, devil's claw, and red banana yucca, the Friendship Whirlwind design symbolizes connection and harmony. A remarkable piece of Tohono O'odham heritage-beautiful for display as a cultural treasure. This basket measures 10 1/4 in.