Acoma Pueblo Collection
Discover the ancient wonders of Acoma Pueblo, also known as Sky City, nestled in the enchanting landscapes of New Mexico
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Discover the ancient wonders of Acoma Pueblo, also known as Sky City, nestled in the enchanting landscapes of New Mexico. This captivating pueblo has been occupied since circa AD 1150 and continues to be a testament to the rich history and vibrant culture of its people. Immerse yourself in the past as you gaze upon Edward S. Curtis' striking photograph from c. 1904, capturing an Acoma man with timeless grace and dignity. Marvel at the intricate beauty of a polychrome jar created by unknown hands around 1880, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship that has stood the test of time. Travel further back in time with another polychrome jar dating back to 1840/60, its origins shrouded in mystery yet radiating artistic brilliance. Delve into abstract geometric motifs adorning a black-and-white storage jar from the 1890s, evoking a sense of intrigue and fascination. Let your eyes feast upon a polychrome jar adorned with rainbow hues, macaws, and floral motifs hailing from the 1880s - each stroke telling stories untold but forever etched into its ceramic surface. Behold an olla crafted by skilled hands from Haaku at Acoma Pueblo; it stands as both functional pottery and an artistic masterpiece. Witness Mary cradling her child through Frederick Monsen's lens in his platinum print titled "Acoma. " Feel their love transcending time as they become part of this enduring legacy. And don't forget to look up towards Sky City itself – perched on towering cliffs since AD 1150 – where ladders lead to homes made of adobe bricks that have witnessed centuries unfold. Step into Acoma Pueblo's embrace and let its ancient spirit guide you through layers of history painted across clay jars, captured on film or preserved within architectural marvels. Experience this living testament to resilience and cultural heritage that has endured for over nine centuries.