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Tribal Expressions Pottery
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Indian pottery making has been an important activity for at least two thousand years. It is a vital industry in a number of pueblos, each of which produces highly differentiated ware. Traditionally, pottery was made essentially for household purposes. It no longer is a craft produced for utilitarian household functions, but one which is an aesthetic work of art. We are proud to carry work by many talented artisans of this craft. Many of the links below lead to artist information and our available selection of work by the respective artist. |
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Jody Naranjo is one of the most talented and innovative Santa Clara potters. |
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Pahponee creates contemporary pottery with designs drawn from her heritage. |
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Preston Duwyenie is an accomplished Hopi potter known for his shifting sands design. |
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Butterflies, flowers and stars are carved into this jar by Harrison 6 1/2" x 5" - $1200 |
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Harrison Begay carved a sunface and stars on this jar - 5x5 - $550 |
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Exceptionally high polish and deep carving characterize this pot by Harrison Begay - $4200 |
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Micaceous Bowl by Lonnie Vigil
6 1/2" x 8 1/4" - $3000 |
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Lizard and corn design by Silvia Naha with - 4 1/2" x 5 1/2" - $1500 |
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Silvia Naha bowl - 3 1/2" x 6 1/2" - $2200 |
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Frog design pot by Silvia Naha 3 1/2" x 3 1/4" - $1200 |
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Hopi Polychrome Jar by Rainy Naja. - 6 3/4" x 5" |
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Canteen by Ida Sahmie with Navajo Father Sky and Corn design - 5 SOLD |
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Turkey pot by Lucy Lewis has a small hairline fracture near the signature - 4" diameter - $1200 |
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Jar by Lucy Lewis - 4" x 4 1/2" - $1100 |
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Mike & Jackie Torivio of Acoma created this beautiful, very detailed seed pot. 5 1/2" x 5 " |
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Feather design bowl by Blue Corn
1 3/4 " x 2 1/2" - $700 |
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Micaceous vase by
Alice Cling - $780 |
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Miniature pot with buffalo and squirrel designs by Camilio Sunflower Tafoya - SOLD |
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Paul & Anna Naranjo carved this Santa Clara scraffito seed pot with a male & female deer and ananyu in the background. 3" diameter - $450 |
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Santo Domingo water jar and fish bowl by Robert Tenorio 8x10 jar - $1200, 4 x 9 bowl - $580 |
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Cream on red polished bowl 2 3/4" x 4"Avanyu her favoitee design by Carol Gutierrez-Naranjo bowl $295 |
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Carol Gutierrez-Naranjo feather jar 4" x 4" $280 |
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Kathy Gutierrez - Black-on-black Avanyu jar 4" x 4 1/5" $350 |
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beautiful swirl vase by Emma Yeppa - $650 |
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Stella Teller and her daughters have earned recognition for the excellence of their pottery creations. The quality and uniqueness of their work can be seen in their figures of humans, bears, turtles, mudheads, and other animals. |
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Sandra Victorino of Acoma creates her potteryusing all traditional materials and methods. The finished pots are thenpainted with elaborate and distinctive designs. The painted pots are thenfired in kilns to achieve the final process. |
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Assorted pottery by Jaunita and daughters Glendora & BJ are currently available. |
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The Lewis family of Acoma specializes in fine-line, mimbres designed seed jars, ollas and storytellers. We have a selection of pottery available by Sharon Lewis, Diane Lewis and Carolyn (Lewis) Concho. |
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Steve and Yvonne Lucas consistently produce award winning pottery, Steve using Hopi designs and Yvonne her native Laguna designs., We currently have two pieces by Yvonne. |
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LeeAnn Cheromiah was inspired to become a potter while watching her mother, Evelyn Cheromiah create traditional Laguna pottery.Her mother is credited with reviving the traditional Luguna style of pottery. |
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