Red pot with a striped pattern. - Jemez - U.S.

The Jemez Pueblo is the main settlement or Pueblo ('village') of the Jemez Nation in Sandoval County in the U.S. state of New Mexico.

The traditional name is Walatowa ('This is the [right] place'), but the settlement (Pueblo) is better known by the name Jemez Pueblo ('Village of the Jemez Pueblo (Hį:mįsh)'), and is inhabited by about 1,953 residents.

The Pueblo forms the center of the roughly 5.3 km² Jemez Reservation, which borders directly on the neighboring Zia Reservation with the Zia Pueblo.

The pot was made in 2011 by the renowned artist Marcella Yepa at the Jemez Pueblo, and is an example of perfect craftsmanship by the Jemez and is in pristine condition.