"Mesa Verde" Small Bowl 5-1/2"
This stunning bowl is an homage to the lush landscapes and vibrant culture of New Mexico, beautifully capturing the spirit of the region with its vivid green and ivory stripes and evoking the verdant growth of the high desert after a rain. The earthy terracotta and deep black segments represent the ancient pottery and rich soil found throughout the state. Each color and pattern is thoughtfully chosen to reflect the natural beauty and historical significance of New Mexico’s mesas and cultural heritage. While this piece is not food safe due to its use of iridescent glass, it may be displayed as a standalone piece, a perfect way to celebrate and share the unique charm of the Southwest.
Artist: Darlene Heusser
This stunning bowl is an homage to the lush landscapes and vibrant culture of New Mexico, beautifully capturing the spirit of the region with its vivid green and ivory stripes and evoking the verdant growth of the high desert after a rain. The earthy terracotta and deep black segments represent the ancient pottery and rich soil found throughout the state. Each color and pattern is thoughtfully chosen to reflect the natural beauty and historical significance of New Mexico’s mesas and cultural heritage. While this piece is not food safe due to its use of iridescent glass, it may be displayed as a standalone piece, a perfect way to celebrate and share the unique charm of the Southwest.
Artist: Darlene Heusser
This stunning bowl is an homage to the lush landscapes and vibrant culture of New Mexico, beautifully capturing the spirit of the region with its vivid green and ivory stripes and evoking the verdant growth of the high desert after a rain. The earthy terracotta and deep black segments represent the ancient pottery and rich soil found throughout the state. Each color and pattern is thoughtfully chosen to reflect the natural beauty and historical significance of New Mexico’s mesas and cultural heritage. While this piece is not food safe due to its use of iridescent glass, it may be displayed as a standalone piece, a perfect way to celebrate and share the unique charm of the Southwest.
Artist: Darlene Heusser
