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These two open-fired sgraffito carved pottery creations are by Caroline Elliot (Naranjo). The bear is 3.25 inches long and 2.25 inches high. $150. The vase is a fanciful imaging of Kokkopellis fishing. 3.5 inches high and 4.5 inches across. $400. |
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A great new vessel by Susan Folwell. This ne kind of sneaks up on you...a polished redware with a surprise of butterflies inside. $550. It measures 6.5 by 2.75 inches. |
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A striking patern that reminded me of barbed wire. Made by Ryan Roller (brother of Jordan who created the bowl just below) it stands 5.5 inches hgh and is 6.5 inches across. |
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This is the first avanyu (water serpent) motif that Jordan Roller has made.3.25 by 4.75 inches, he did a beautiful job. We hope to have him and his brother at our Tucson store for a show later this Spring. |
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A spectacular Hopi polychrome wedding vase by Jean Sahmie Nampeyo who signed it with her Tewa name, Sak Honsee or Tobacco Flower. 12 inches high. $1600. |
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Two stunning pots by Erlene Antonio from Acoma (b 1968) she's used feather and raincloud motifs in creating these two vessels. The one on the left has an unusual corrugated rim. The one on the let measures 7.5x7" and is $210, the one on the left also measures 7.5 x 7" and is $210 |
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Eileen Yatsattie made this beautiful little bowl 2 by 6.25 inches. Classic Zuni birds on the outside and a Hawikuh black on red pattern inside. $110. |
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A pueblo olla by Wilfred Garcia of Acoma. 11.5 inches to the top of the vessel and 14 inches to the top of the ladder. $675. |
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Gloria Mahle made this beautiful, elegant vase. 5.6" $400. |
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By Dena Reano Yepa, from Santo Domingo Pueblo, now living and making potetry with her husand Ed at Jemez Pueblo. 2 inches in diameter. $60. |
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This elegantly formed vessel was made by Alvina Yepa of Jemez Pueblo. It measures 7.75 inches high and 8 inches across. $875. |
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Amanda Tafoya learned pottery making from her mother Sharon Naranjo Tafoya. She is from the Tewa pueblo of Santa Clara, along the Rio Grande river. Her Tewa name translates as Evening Star.This pot of hers measures 4.5 x 5.5 inches and is $125. |
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This carved redware with a feather motif around the neck is by a young potter, Shaleene Chavarria. She is from a family of well known potters. 5 x 4.5 inches, $125. |
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