Hohokam Horny Toad Bowl Replication

Description

Up for your consideration is a Hohokam replication of a horny toad lizard bowl. The Hohokam once frequented the Salt River Basin of the Sonoran Desert in prehistoric America. This Culture is now best known for the extensive network of canals they constructed to irrigate their crops and the prolific red on buff pottery they created. Even today if you walk along the modern canals of Phoenix and Mesa, Arizona you may spot sherds of pottery once made by the Hohokam. Starling Black Studio attempts to replicate original artifacts once created by now extinct cultures. Our vessels are hand crafted and wood fired in a open dirt pit which renders a smoky patina and occasional fire cloud upon their surface. The pottery is abraded, fumed, and stained which results in a replication that appears to be an actual artifact hundreds of years old. If you enjoy the raw and unassuming beauty of primitive art and have a love for archeology, then I believe you will agree that our reproduction "Hohokam Toad Bowl" appears to be an actual artifact from a culture that existed in a distant time from a far-a-way land. Thank you for looking.
Please note, our ceramic replications are for display purposes only and should never be used in the preparation or service of food
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Diameter:  Six (6) Inches
Price:  .00 with free handling and shipping to the contiguous United States of America