Pueblo Pot is a type of pottery that originated from the Pueblo people of the American Southwest. It is characterized by its unique shape and design, which is usually made from clay and decorated with geometric patterns. The term 'Pueblo Pot' is derived from the Spanish word for 'VILLAGE, ' and it is believed to have been used by the Pueblo people since ancient times. OLLA is a four-letter word that refers to a type of traditional earthenware pot used by the Pueblo people for cooking and storage. It is typically round in shape and has a wide mouth, making it ideal for storing food and liquids.