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5 inches wide
Later it expanded to Arequipa
Very full with unusual beads
By the 1880's
Pisquillo Chico and Tronconal focused mainly on artisans producing large-scale ceramics and textiles
Native American Cochiti Lizard Pot, By Stephanita Herrera #326 Western_Artist 5 inches wideNative American Cochiti Lizard Pottery, by Stephanita Herrera 326. Native american Cochiti Lizard Pottery . 12" tall, 15" diameter. Large poly chrome pot by Stephanita Herrera. Decorated with six extruding lizards. Signed on base: Stephanita Herrera. Circa 1960's 70's. In 1979, The Albuquerque Museum opened an exhibit entitled One Space Three Visions which was an exhibit of the three cultures of New Mexico Native American, Hispanic, and European