Vintage Pueblo Women Baking Bread Lithograph Postcard 3.5x5.5in

Condition: Normal Wear. Visible Bumps And Damages On The Edge. Visible Stains. See picture for a detailed ... Read more about the seller notes Normal Wear. Visible Bumps And Damages On The Edge. Visible Stains. See picture for a detailed depiction of condition Read Less about the seller notes

This vintage lithograph postcard titled "Pueblo Women Baking Bread" captures a vivid scene of indigenous Pueblo women baking bread using traditional dome-shaped adobe ovens. The image showcases the adobe-style dwellings typical of Pueblo architecture, with women dressed in traditional clothing working outdoors under a bright blue sky. The postcard features rich colors and fine detail characteristic of early 20th-century printed lithographs. The back of the postcard includes a brief historical note explaining how Pueblo Indians baked bread before and after the arrival of the Spaniards, using ovens made from boughs, twigs, and adobe clay. This educational aspect enhances its collectible appeal for those interested in Native American culture and Southwestern history. Measuring approximately 3.5 x 5.5 inches, this original lithograph postcard is a charming representation of cultural heritage and traditional baking practices.

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POTP (181)

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09/16/2019

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Portals Of The Past

Item Location

Iowa, United States

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Worldwide

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We offer a 7 day return policy on all cards. You must though notify us with in 48 hours of receiving the item with your intent to send the item back. You would have 7 days from the date of delivery to put the item in the mail for its return.

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