Laguna pottery refers to the traditional ceramic art produced by the Laguna Pueblo people in New Mexico. This pottery is known for its distinctive designs, often featuring natural motifs and geometric patterns. The artisans use locally sourced clay and traditional techniques, including hand-coiling and firing in outdoor kilns. The pottery is typically finished with a slip, which is a liquid mixture of clay and water, giving it a smooth surface. Many pieces are adorned with intricate paintings that reflect the cultural heritage and stories of the Laguna Pueblo community. Today, Laguna pottery is celebrated for its beauty and craftsmanship, attracting collectors and art enthusiasts.