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Our timing was good this past month and we were able to acquire three
of Michael Kanteena’s ceramic katsina sculptures.   Each measure 10 inches
high, not including feathers.   From left to right:   Crow Mother (also
known as Angwusanomtaqa or Tumas), Longhair (Anak’chine) and Yellow
Corn Maiden (Tsakurshmana).   Each: $300.   Michael, who is from Laguna
Pueblo, is well-known for his recreations of prehistoric style
ceramics. |
![]()   A very nice example of the late Helen Shupla’s (1928-1985) melon bowls and in perfect condition.   6 inches high an 6.5 inches across.   $3000. |
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A classic example of Tewa carved blackware from Santa Clara by Vickie Martinez,
with a feather motif neck and Avanyu or water serpent around the equator.   11.5
inches high and about 10 inches across.   $1500. |
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An unusual trio of snakes. |
![]() Vickie does not often make redware but when she does, the result is always great.   8.5 inches high and 10 inches across.   $1275. |
![]() Top view of Horse vessel. |
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While in Santa Fe, Forrest Naranjo (of Santa Clara) brought down some new work,
including the dancer with staff, based upon a Tewa dance. (right)   It is the first of
that motif he has made.   It measures 5 inches high and 3.25 across.   $330. |
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