Traditional Acoma pottery has been made in the Acoma Pueblo area of New Mexico for centuries. The pottery is easily recognized due to its thin walls and the intricate geometric designs painted on the exteriors | Business Insider Africa

Meet Ed Lewis from Acoma Pueblo! 🙌 He’s a talented potter known for creating stunning and intricate pottery. 🏺 His incredible work will be available for purchase during American Indian Week from April 22nd through April 27th! 🗓️ We’ll see you there! 👋✨ 📍2401 12th St NW 📞 (505) 843-7270 #indianpuebloculturalcenter #americanindianweek2025 #visitabq #ipcc #indianpueblo #acomapueblo #acomapottery #abqevents #puebloculture #albuquerque #itallstartshere #nmtrue #visitnm | Indian Pueblo Cultural

🎟️ Enter to win a one-of-a-kind handmade Acoma pottery piece by the talented Florinda “Flo” Vallo! This stunning polychrome clay pot features intricate geometric designs and is crafted entirely from natural materials. 🌾✨ Raffle tickets are just $5 and can be purchased in person only at the Guest Experience Desk. 🏷️ All proceeds support our Cultural Programming 🌿🎭 — help preserve and celebrate Indigenous culture! 🗓️ Last day to purchase tickets is April 30th — don’t miss your chance to own