Pima Red-on-Buff Pottery

Late buff ware made by Piman groups living in former Hohokam regions. Designs resemble late Hohokam styles but are typically looser, less symmetrical, and less densely arranged. Red paint is often less consistent, and vessel shapes may show different rim profiles.

Bowls 18–28 cm wide; jars 22–35 cm tall.

Southern and central Arizona, especially in Gila River and Santa Cruz River basins.

Represents post-Hohokam continuity in buff ware production by descendant populations.