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This Ancient Archaic Native American Indian Caddoan Pottery Vessel Bowl is a handmade piece originating from the United States. Measures: 7" wide x 8" tall x 3 3/4" narrow 1 1/2" top opening. Well formed! It is a unique and culturally significant artifact from the Native American Caddoan culture. As a collectible item, this pottery vessel showcases the craftsmanship and artistry of the indigenous people from the pre-1600 era, making it a valuable piece for collectors interested in Native American history and traditions. See all photographs and details as No Returns. In excellent condition; for age and storage! Showcasing the craftsmanship and artistic style of the Caddoan culture. Ancient Mississippian Caddo engraved blackware pottery bottle, originating from the southeastern United States (such as northeast Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, or Oklahoma) and dating approximately from 1210 to 1500.
• Form: Hand-built ceramic vessel featuring a rounded, globular body and a tall, narrow cylindrical neck with an open mouth.
• Surface & Color: Dark, burnished blackware finish (often resulting from a reduction-firing technique).
• Decoration: Incised and engraved geometric, scroll, or spiral line patterns—frequently representing water, fertility, or symbolic iconography traditional to Caddo artisan culture.
