Face Jugs South Carolina at Miguel Campbell blog

Face Jugs South Carolina. They are very small (the examples above. I believe 19 th century or early. Around this time, his neighbor. Learn about the cultural roots, history and significance of this anthropomorphized vessel in. Tim whitten became enamored with folk art and face jugs when he relocated to south carolina from alabama. Learn about the history and significance of face vessels, a distinctive type of ceramic pottery made by black and white potters in the. A face jug from edgefield, south carolina, made in 1870 by an unidentified american potter. Face jugs were made by african american slaves and freedmen working in potteries in the edgefield district of south carolina, an area of significant stoneware production in the. Decorative arts historians coined the term “face jug” to refer to a pottery type created by the african american enslaved community in the. Most scholars agree that the first face jugs were made in edgefield, south carolina by african slaves who labored in the pottery factories there. Though these vessels have ties to many cultures, past and present, the tradition of face jugs in the american south traces back to edgefield, south carolina, where a labor force of enslaved. Whatever the reason for their existence, i know face jugs, often called conjure jugs, were made by enslaved and newly freed persons of african descent in this country.

Though these vessels have ties to many cultures, past and present, the tradition of face jugs in the american south traces back to edgefield, south carolina, where a labor force of enslaved. Tim whitten became enamored with folk art and face jugs when he relocated to south carolina from alabama. Decorative arts historians coined the term “face jug” to refer to a pottery type created by the african american enslaved community in the. I believe 19 th century or early. Most scholars agree that the first face jugs were made in edgefield, south carolina by african slaves who labored in the pottery factories there. Learn about the cultural roots, history and significance of this anthropomorphized vessel in. A face jug from edgefield, south carolina, made in 1870 by an unidentified american potter. They are very small (the examples above. Whatever the reason for their existence, i know face jugs, often called conjure jugs, were made by enslaved and newly freed persons of african descent in this country. Learn about the history and significance of face vessels, a distinctive type of ceramic pottery made by black and white potters in the.

Face jug, Edgefield District, South Carolina, 18601880. Alkaline

Face Jugs South Carolina Whatever the reason for their existence, i know face jugs, often called conjure jugs, were made by enslaved and newly freed persons of african descent in this country. Though these vessels have ties to many cultures, past and present, the tradition of face jugs in the american south traces back to edgefield, south carolina, where a labor force of enslaved. Learn about the cultural roots, history and significance of this anthropomorphized vessel in. Most scholars agree that the first face jugs were made in edgefield, south carolina by african slaves who labored in the pottery factories there. Face jugs were made by african american slaves and freedmen working in potteries in the edgefield district of south carolina, an area of significant stoneware production in the. Tim whitten became enamored with folk art and face jugs when he relocated to south carolina from alabama. Around this time, his neighbor. I believe 19 th century or early. They are very small (the examples above. Whatever the reason for their existence, i know face jugs, often called conjure jugs, were made by enslaved and newly freed persons of african descent in this country. A face jug from edgefield, south carolina, made in 1870 by an unidentified american potter. Learn about the history and significance of face vessels, a distinctive type of ceramic pottery made by black and white potters in the. Decorative arts historians coined the term “face jug” to refer to a pottery type created by the african american enslaved community in the.