The shop specialized in redware and stoneware pottery. In American contexts "redware" usually means earthenware with a reddish body, whether glazed or not. Several artifacts including redware pottery and a brass horse bell were also discovered. Dishes with beaded rim and grooved shoulder, painted black - and redware and high-necked jars. The fine redware she made came from her home tradition of San Juan Pueblo. Redbird's pottery was typically a highly polished redware painted with designs in black slip. By 1930 she began to create very refined and highly polished, blackware and redware. Leonidas made traditional San Juan polychrome redware bowls, jars and wedding vases. Redware fabrics range from smooth to slightly rough in feel. These people were also known as the "Redware" people to local Jamaicans. She also occasionally made redware, micaceous clay storage jars and other smaller utilitarian forms. The town is also famous for its Pennsylvania German-style pottery, also sometimes called redware.