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Vintage, hand coiled Tarahumara Indian clay pottery vessel (often referred to as a bean pot or water olla).

The Tarahumara people are indigenous to the Sierra Madre Occidental region in northern Mexico. Their pottery is highly distinct: it is traditionally built entirely by hand using a pinch-and-coil method (without a pottery wheel), fired over open wood pits which creates the dark, varied carbon-scorched patina, and wrapped with raw leather/rawhide cords around the rim for hanging or added stability.