This book explores the evolution and contemporary landscape of pottery created by Pueblo and Navajo artists. It examines the historical roots of these traditions, the materials and techniques employed, and the diverse artistic expressions that define modern Native American pottery, highlighting the cultural significance and artistic innovation within these communities.

The book is likely to be regarded as a comprehensive visual and informational resource for collectors, artists, and enthusiasts of Native American art. Its focus on contemporary works suggests an appeal to those interested in the current state and future direction of Pueblo and Navajo pottery traditions. The detailed scope implies it serves as both an introduction for newcomers and a valuable reference for those already familiar with the subject matter.