Sydney Lane Estate Sales

Lot # B13 - Vintage Tarahumara Tribal Olla Pot Pottery Vase with Rawhide Detailing on Metal Stand

This is a vintage Tarahumara Indian olla pot crafted from terra cotta and bound with rawhide for structural support. Displayed on a sturdy metal stand, this handmade piece showcases traditional craftsmanship and cultural artistry. Perfect for collectors of ethnic art, home decor enthusiasts, or those seeking a statement piece with a rustic, tribal aesthetic.

• Origin: These functional vessels are handmade by the Tarahumara (Rarámuri) people in the Copper Canyon region of Chihuahua, Mexico.
• Utility: They were traditionally used for storing water or fermenting tesgüino, a ceremonial corn beer.
• Construction: The pots are hand-coiled without a potter's wheel and fired outdoors, giving them a rustic, primitive appearance.

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**ATTENTION BIDDERS** If you participate in this auction, you agree to:

• Ask any questions before bidding. All items are sold as is/untested, unless otherwise stated.


• Pick up Saturday June 6th or Sunday June 7th, 10am-4pm


• Arrange your own help to load all large/heavy items, and bring the necessary tools for disassembly.


• Pay your invoice online by 10am on Saturday 6th