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| Venora Silas Hopi Pot |
Pot measures Approximatley 10-1/2" tall, 6-1/4"
wide and is 20" in Circumference (around
its widest point).
This amazing Hopi Pot is
hand coiled, pit fired, and painted with
natural paints by Artist
Venora Silas.
Venora Silas is Hopi and is the daughter
of well known potter Roberta Silas.
Her mother taught
her and her sisters
the art of pottery makingat a very young
age. Venora uses natural materials
for his paints
and fires them traditionally
outdoors.
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| Venora Silas Hopi Pot |
Pot measures Approximatley 8-3/4" tall, 7-1/4" wide and is 21-1/2" in Circumference (around its widest
point). This stunning Hopi Pot is hand coiled, pit fired, and painted with natural paints by Artist Clinton Polacca “Nampeyo”.
Clinton Polacca “Nampeyo” was born in 1958. He is a part of the Corn and Kachina Clans of the Hopi Tribe. Clinton
was taught the art of making pottery by his grandmother Fannie Polacca Nampeyo. He started making pottery in the mid 1970’s.
Clinton uses natural materials for his paints and fires them traditionally outdoors. KS26689
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| Darnell Begay Pot |
This beautiful Navajo Pot is made with volcanic sand, and natural clay. This vase is
hand coiled and pit fired with cedar wood to create a lovely fire cloud effect, and is hand painted with natural
slip paint by Navajo Artist Darnell Begay. The pot measures 4 1/2" wide and 6" tall. It is a gorgeous rusty red...stunning!
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| Mata Ortiz Butterfly Pot |
Here's a really nice piece of Mata Ortiz pottery. The detail
on these pots is amazing and, from what I am told, it is done all free hand! I can't draw a line to save myself. Multicolored
butterflies, on a cream background, adorn every square inch of this pot. I tried to count them but I had to give up. A real
beauty! It measures 4-1/2" wide and 3-1/2" tall. Signed by the artist Celia Lupe.
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| Mata Ortiz Rabbit Pot |
This Mata Ortiz Hand Coiled Rabbit Pottery imaginative and creative. Amazing
fine line details, an artistic wonder. This hand coiled, hand painted and hand fired Casas Grandes pot is a unique and traditional
design. Hand painted traditional rabbit designs seem to almost jump off of the polished pottery walls. This pot is ~8-5/8"
tall and ~6-1/4" wide with a 2-3/4" mouth and a 20-1/2" circumference. Signed Gloria Hernandez. Painting is
still widely used to decorate pots in the Southwest. Potters make no measurements or sketches but paint designs free-hand.
This Mata Ortiz Hand Coiled Rabbit Pottery has a mind boggling amount of fine line free hand detail. SKU:
0018-253298-PT
We
understand the true value and nature of hand crafted art. And, we recognize that it is important to know that the artist is
truly a Mata Ortiz potter. So, to ensure you that this is the real deal, a Certificate of Authenticity has been included with
this item.
CERTIFIED GENUINE MATA ORTIZ
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| Jerome Begay Vase |
This beautiful Navajo Pot is made with volcanic sand, and natural clay. This vase is hand coiled and pit
fired with cedar wood to create a lovely fire cloud effect, and is hand painted with natural slip paint by Navajo Artist Jerome
Begay. The pot measures 5 1/2" wide and 9" tall. It is a gorgeous rusty red...stunning! Jerome
was born in Montecello, UT, and is a part of the Reed People Clan of the Navajo Tribe. Jerome has been making quality traditional
pottery since the early to mid 90's, and uses only natural materials.
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| Teissedre Story Teller |
he Native American Storyteller Pottery Doll is one of the most charming artistic traditions
in the southwest. This storyteller pottery was made by New Mexico artist Cleo Teissedre over 20 years ago, signed 1988. This
storyteller doll was entirely hand made and perfectly shaped with natural clays that were gathered from the earth. This pottery
was then fired and masterfully hand painted. This storyteller pottery doll holds a cluster of little hand made children who
gather together to listen to the stories. Twelve children in all including a wee baby plus a puppy with floppy ears. This
is a pre-owned item but it is in excellent condition, no damage, all children are intact with no chips and only some small
paint nicks in the back along the bottom edge. This Native American storyteller pottery doll is 6" inches tall and 5-1/4"
wide and about 6" inches deep. This Native American Storyteller Pottery Doll is signed by the artist Cleo Teissedre,
copyright 1988. 17904-PT-MILLER
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| Fine Line Mata Ortiz Pot |
Here's a really nice piece of Mata Ortiz
pottery. The detail on these pots is amazing and, from what I am told, it is done all free hand! I can't draw a line to
save myself. Colors are black, cream and rust. The top and bottom of the pot is finished in a cream colored design with swirls
of rust within it. A real beauty! It measures 5" wide by 4-1/2" tall. Signed by the artist Ruben Ponce.
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| Navajo Pitch Pot |
Navajo Hand Coiled Pottery Indian Pottery.
An art lovers delight. These
beautiful pots are hand made by Navajo artists Kevin Williams and Jolinda Black. This is truly top of the line, hand coiled
Navajo pottery. This incredible pottery has been made from natural clays found in the earth. The clay was then soaked in water
until it reached a workable consistency. The clay was then worked and hand coiled. The artist then hand etched traditional
designs into the walls. The pot was then wood fired and masterfully painted by hand. It is 2-1/2" tall by 3-1/2"
wide. Signed on the bottom by the Navajo Indian artist as pictured.
Kevin
Williams and Jolinda Black work together to create this traditional pottery. Kevin has been making pottery with his grandma
and mother since he was six years old. His grandmother taught his mother and his mother passed it to him. Jolinda also makes
jewelry and rugs and is currently half way through her second hand woven Wool Rug. They are both Navajo, also known as Dine',
and live in Shonto, AZ. They can be seen in the last picture below taken at our showroom in Gilbert, AZ. SKU:
0333-254064-PT
We understand the true value and nature of hand crafted Indian art. And, we recognize that it is important to know
that the artist is truly a member of a Native American tribe. So, to ensure you that this is the real deal, a Certificate
of Authenticity has been included with this item. CERTIFIED
AUTHENTIC NATIVE AMERICAN
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| Grace Navasie Wedding Vase |
Wedding Vase measures 6 1/2" tall, 4" wide and is 10" in circumference
(around its widest point). A wedding vase is a traditional Native American Pot, which represents two lives joining together
as one. This is a beautiful hand made pot! Grace Navasie is the artist who made this beautiful white "Frogwoman"
pot which is hand coiled using natural clay, pit fired using traditional methods, and painted using yucca brush with natural
paints (Mustard weed & Bee weed). Grace was born on September 16th, 1953 in Keams Canyon on the Hopi Reservation which
is located in Northern Arizona. She was taught the art of making pottery by her mother Joy "Frogwoman" Navasie.
She started making pottery in the early 1980's. She is a member of both the Parrot & Kachina Water clans of the Hopi
Tribe. KS22129
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| Navajo/Hopi Four Winds Pot |
Navajo Indian Pottery. An art lovers delight. It is amazing how
they can sit there and hand paint these pots perfectly without any pre-planning or measuring tools. This is not a paint by
numbers pot! This is truly top of the line Navajo pottery. This incredible pottery has been made from natural clays found
in the earth. The clay was then soaked in water until it reached a workable consistency. The clay was then worked and hand
coiled. The artist then hand painted traditional designs into the walls. It's a traditional four winds Hopi design. The
pot was then wood fired to perfection. It is 5-1/4" tall, 11" wide, 37-1/4" in circumference, with a 2"
wide opening. Signed on the bottom by the Navajo Indian artist Largo. The Dine' People are
a unique group of people still living the traditional life with many oral stories passed down to the younger generation through
the Dine' language. The Navajo people have returned to their original name given to them by their holy people. The Dine'
land (aka Navajo reservation) on top of Oak Creek Canyon is the largest reservation established for the Dine', covering
about 25,000 sq. miles of land, which is located in the Southwest in parts of Arizona, Utah, New Mexico, and Colorado. The
Dine' People believe they live within the Four Sacred Mountains. 0219-PT
CERTIFICATE
OF AUTHENTICITY ACCOMPANIES THIS POT
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