Horsehair Pottery and ceramics

Horsehair Pottery and ceramics have been made throughout many generations by many different Indian Artists. This unique pottery gets its originality by placing horsehair over the ceramics during the firing process. The Horsehair is singed right into each piece of ceramics. Many pieces has etching on the sides, therefore the piece you receive may vary slightly from the one in the picture. In this fashion, no two pieces of artwork are alike. Each piece bears the signature of the Navajo artist who created it.

Your order ships the same day as placed when received before 2 pm pacific, Monday through Friday. You should receive your order in 2 to 3 business days. Most of our merchandise is crafted by American Indians living in Arizona and New Mexico, our office and shipping facility is located in Henderson Nevada.

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Any business venture can prove to be difficult, but not impossible. Just like: "Landing a Bear!" Bearlanders is inspired by the traditions of the American Indian including their crafting skills passed down from generation to generation. The goal of Bearlanders Trading co.com is the promotion and sales of American Indian jewelry, gifts and crafts!
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September 3, 2010

Horsehair Pottery