Pottery

Tourist Pottery - Acoma Pueblo from the Early 1900's

Sharon Lewis. Acoma Pueblo. Polychrome seed jar. 3"dia x 1 1/2"h

A colaboration of the two artists from Cochiti and Santo Domingo pueblos. Lisa creates the pottery and Harlan does the painting. 11"h x 10"dia

Hopi poychrome, parrot design bowl. Depicts four contemporary parrots and four different traditional parrot designs. 10"H x 11"dia (*click on image for full description of Jean and her family history)

Dominique Toya - swirl micaceous seed pot Swirling seed pot with micaceous slip. Traditionally fired. By Jemez potter Dominique Toya. 4 1/4"h x 4 1/4"dia

Black on black wedding vase with an Avanyu encompassing the mid-section and micaceous clay handle and lip. By San Ildefonso Pueblo artist Martha Appleleaf. 9 1/2"h x 6 1/2"dia

Carved blackware bowl with stylized feathers and a micaceous band encirling the upper portion. Granddaughter of Margaret Tafoya. 7"dia x 5"H

Zuni deer pot with three dimensional pueblo around the upper quadrant. By potter Noreen Simplicio. 5 1/4"h x 4 1/2"dia