Pottery
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Navajo Pottery

Agnes (Nahsonhoya) Setalla is one of the potters I have I interviewed for an upcoming book on Southwest Indian pottery artists (It will be along the line of Silver+Stone).   At right, a truly spectacular and unusual bowl (in both shape and design) with her unique bird motifs and older style butterfly designs interspersed with stars.   This lovely piece is 9 inches high and 12 inches across.   $1500.

Zuni potter Miana Pablito, who was living at Santa Clara for some years (where she learned to work with clay) brought this vessel in to our Santa Fe store.   The opening has cloud terracing and there are four stylized women's faces on each directional side.   (The rainbow bands are their hair.)   It measures 12 by 8 inches, $875.

Miana also made this equally large (12 by 8 inches) striking redware bowl. $675.

LISA HOLT AND HARLAND REANO

Lisa Holt of Cochiti and Harlan Reano of Santo Domingo Pueblo have been potting since 1999 and have won awards at Santa Fe Indian Market and the Heard Museum. Howard Sice, a very fine jewelry artist from Laguna Pueblo, holds this remarkably large work by Lisa and Harlan. It measures 14.5 inches high and just over 15 inches across. $7500.

This graceful deer olla is the work of Goldie Hayah of Acoma.   A large vessel, it measures just under a foot high and 14 inches across.   $1250

A beautiful redware vase with avanyu/water serpent design by Vickie Martinez Tafoya, $975.   It measures 9 inches high and about 9.5 inches across.   (Yes!   That is snow in the background.   The photo was taken in the patio of our Santa Fe store right after New Year's.)