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The article presents a case study about a symbol used on regional ceramics, an important material culture category associated with Afro-Brazilian magico-religious practices. The focus is on the manufacture and use of spiral-decorated ceramic recipients, likely originated in the Bahian Recôncavo, and uncovered during archaeological research. This analysis suggests that the ceramic, extremely popular and manufactured for over 200 years, has as its greatest influences the decorative patterns from Portugal. However, at least in one case, in a context that suggests Afro-Brazilian cultural practices, there are signs of the reappropriation of the spiraled symbol.

Evidência arqueológica de ressignificação simbólica: a cerâmica de decoração espiralada de Maragogipinho, Bahia