Polychrome Jar c. 1880

This Acoma "Polychrome Jar" from c. 1880, is a striking example of Pueblo pottery. The jar's rounded form is decorated with bold geometric patterns in black, red, white, and beige. The design, featuring stylized animal forms, is typical of the Acoma style, which is known for its complex and intricate patterns. The jar is currently housed at The Art Institute of Chicago, highlighting the cultural significance of Native American art.