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Acoma Pottery "AKO-ME"
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Hand Crafted Taos Indian Drum
This is an absolutely Stunning Handmade Taos Pueblo Drum. This incredible drum is entirely hand made out of real Cowhide and wood. Each strand is stretched and woven by hand. This incredible Artifact is made to last a lifetime. It comes from the Taos Pueblo Direct to you. Comes with hand crafted drum stick. It also makes an incredible stand to place your Pottery or other Native American Display items atop!
SIZE: 5-6" wide, 4" Tall
Your Price: $28.00 Without Pottery Purchase
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ACOMA PUEBLO POTTERY
by
Wilfred Garcia Jr.
Wilfred
Garcia, Jr., is a full blooded Native American
Indian. He was born in 1954 into the Acoma Pueblo.
He was inspired to learn the art of working with
clay from his mother-in-law, the late Stella Shutiva.
She taught him all the fundamentals of working with
clay and using the ancient traditional methods that
have been passed down from generation to generation.
Wilfred was very artistically inclined as a young
boy and thus sparked his interest in pursuing a
career as a pottery artisan.
Wilfred has
established himself as a fine contemporary pottery
artisan. He gathers clumps of natural clays from
within the Acoma Pueblo. He breaks down the clumps
into a fine powder form which he hand mixes with
sand and water to temper the clay. Then, he rolls
his moist clay into snake like coils and begins
building his pottery into the desired shape. He
creates many shapes of pottery vessels such as:
seedpots, vases, and Mesa Verde motif vases with
ladders. Once his vessels are built he sets them out
to dry. Once his formed pottery vessels are dry he
sands them down for a smooth finish. Finally,
Wilfred fires his pottery in a kiln. He signs his
pottery as: WGarcia, Acoma. Wilfred states: “Making
pottery for over 12 years has given me joy and love
for my art. I take my time with every piece that I
construct so that each piece is special”. He is
related to: Jackie Histia-Shutiva (sister-in-law)
and Sandra Garcia (spouse).
13 3/4"
Tall to the tip of the ladder, 11 1/4" to the tip of
the pot, 7 1/2" Wide
Suggested Retail $799.00 /
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ACOMA PUEBLO POTTERY
by
Marie Juanico
Marie S. Juanico is
from the Acoma Yellow Corn Clan and has been an
active potter since 1963. She was taught by her
mother, Delores Aragon, and in turn, Marie taught
the art of traditional pottery to her daughter,
Delores Aragon. Marie has won many awards at the
Santa Fe Indian Market, the New Mexico state Fair
and the Inter-tribal Indian Ceremonial which is held
in Gallup, New Mexico. Her favorite designs are
Mimbres animals, parrots, rainbows and snowflakes.
She exhibits at the Indian Crafts Shop, US
Department of the Interior, Washington, D.C., and at
some very fine galleries in Albuquerque and Santa
Fe. Her work is included in Dr. Gregory Schaaf's
book, Southern Pueblo Pottery.
This is an
exquisite piece and a great value. It is perfectly
shaped with thin walls and rich colors. Marie signs
her work as M.S. Juanico, Acoma Sky City, NM.
9"
Tall, 9 1/2" Wide
Suggested Retail $799.00 /
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ACOMA
PUEBLO
POTTERY
by Jr & Diane Aragon
Acoma
artists Diane & Wilbert Jr.
Aragon use an airbrush to create the graduated color
schemes in their pieces and then hand etch beautiful
designs like kachinas, kokopellis and headdresses.
Diane was born in 1965 into the Laguna
Pueblo and has been
working with pottery
since she was 20. Junior was born into the
Acoma
pueblo in 1966 and has
been working with pottery
since he was 23. They sign their work as JR Diane
Aragon, Laguna, Acoma
Pueblo NM.
11
1/2" Tall, 11 1/2" Wide
Suggested Retail $275.00 /
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$215.00
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ACOMA PUEBLO POTTERY
by
Corrine Chino
Corrine
Chino is a full blooded Native American Indian from
the pueblo of Acoma. She was born in the late
1950’s. Corrine did not spark an interest in pottery
making until she was 26 years old. Her mother, Edna
Chino, encouraged and taught Corrine all the
fundamentals of hand coiling pottery using
traditional ancient methods. Edna also reinforced
the importance of continuing the long lived family
tradition of working with clay. Corrine was a
natural when it came to hand coiling and hand
painting pottery. Her painting has always been
exquisite.
Corrine developed a very fine painting style of black on
white fine line. Corrine will add a feather pattern to
the top rim in a blue color at times to add a bit of
flare. Corrine specializes in hand painting on greenware
pottery. However, she is very knowledgeable when it
comes to hand coiling pottery, just like her mother.
Corrine was quoted as saying, “I just love to paint, it
brings balance to my life.” Corrine signs her pottery
as: Chino, Acoma. She is related to the following
artisans: Brian Chino (brother), Jay Vallo (sister), and
Judy Shields (sister).
8
3/4" Tall, 9 1/2" Wide
Suggested Retail $375.00 /
Your Price:
$295.00
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ACOMA PUEBLO HAND PAINTED DRUM
by
Westly Begay
Westly was born into the
Navajo Nation in 1965. He was taught by his long time companion, Marie
Francis Vallo, an Acoma potter who is the mother of Leland, Kim and
Thomas Vallo. Westly's work is a fusing of Navajo and Acoma traditions.
He has developed his own unique style, giving his pots an amazing
contemporary flare. He is well know for his beautiful parrot, flute
player and lizard designs. He continues to grow as an artist and is
gaining in popularity among mainstream collectors. He signs his work as
Westly B along with the name of the pot.
This incredible hand crafted drum was painted
with a beautiful deer design.
16 1/2" Diameter, 3 5/8" Deep
Suggested Retail $450.00 /
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ACOMA PUEBLO HAND
COILED POTTERY
by
Westly Begay
Westly was born into the
Navajo Nation in 1965. He was taught by his long time companion, Marie
Francis Vallo, an Acoma potter who is the mother of Leland, Kim and
Thomas Vallo. Westly's work is a fusing of Navajo and Acoma traditions.
He has developed his own unique style, giving his pots an amazing
contemporary flare. He is well know for his beautiful parrot, flute
player and lizard designs. He continues to grow as an artist and is
gaining in popularity among mainstream collectors. He signs his work as
Westly B along with the name of the pot.
This incredible piece is hand coiled and painted
with a sun face and bird designs. It is titled
"Birds of Beauty".
6
3/4"
Tall, 7" Wide
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ACOMA PUEBLO POTTERY
by
Corrine Chino
Corrine
Chino is a full blooded Native American Indian from
the pueblo of Acoma. She was born in the late
1950’s. Corrine did not spark an interest in pottery
making until she was 26 years old. Her mother, Edna
Chino, encouraged and taught Corrine all the
fundamentals of hand coiling pottery using
traditional ancient methods. Edna also reinforced
the importance of continuing the long lived family
tradition of working with clay. Corrine was a
natural when it came to hand coiling and hand
painting pottery. Her painting has always been
exquisite.
Corrine developed a very fine painting style of black on
white fine line. Corrine will add a feather pattern to
the top rim in a blue color at times to add a bit of
flare. Corrine specializes in hand painting on greenware
pottery. However, she is very knowledgeable when it
comes to hand coiling pottery, just like her mother.
Corrine was quoted as saying, “I just love to paint, it
brings balance to my life.” Corrine signs her pottery
as: Chino, Acoma. She is related to the following
artisans: Brian Chino (brother), Jay Vallo (sister), and
Judy Shields (sister).
9"
Tall, 9 1/2" Wide
Suggested Retail $220.00 /
Your Price:
$165.00
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PAINTED DRUM
by
Westly Begay
Westly was born into the Navajo Nation
in 1965. He was taught by his long time companion, Marie Francis Vallo,
an Acoma potter who is the mother of Leland, Kim and Thomas Vallo.
Westly's work is a fusing of Navajo and Acoma traditions. He has
developed his own unique style, giving his pots an amazing contemporary
flare. He is well know for his beautiful parrot, flute player and lizard
designs. He continues to grow as an artist and is gaining in popularity
among mainstream collectors. He signs his work as Westly B along with
the name of the pot.
This beautiful piece features a rare bear head design with exquisite
detail.
15 3/4"
Diameter
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ACOMA PUEBLO POTTERY
by
L. Kie
This lovely piece was
pour molded and hand etched with beautiful
lizard designs. It is signed by the Acoma artist.
5"
Tall, 9" Wide
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ACOMA PUEBLO HAND COILED MINIATURE POTTERY
by Diane Lewis-Garcia
Diane
Lewis was born in 1960 and is a member of the Lewis
family from the Acoma Pueblo (no relation to Lucy
Lewis, but a family famous for pottery artists just
the same). Each member of this fine family of proven
artists are exquisite painters. They are well known
for fine handmade pottery, storytellers and clay
sculptures. Diane began experimenting with the art
of working with clay, and at the age of 21 she
mastered the craft of hand coiling pottery using
natural pigments and focused more on the rules of
the ancient traditional methods of firing outdoors.
Diane specializes in handmade seed
jars, small bowls with mimbres and traditional
designs. She paints with soft but crisp colors using
natural paints applied with a brush fashioned from
the stems of a yucca plant. She gathers her natural
pigments from within the Acoma Pueblo. Diane signs
her pottery as: Diane Lewis, Acoma, N.M. She is
related to Marilyn Lewis-Ray, Judy Lewis, Carolyn
Lewis-Concho (sisters), and Kathleen Lewis (mother).
7/8" tall ,
2 5/8" wide
Suggested Retail $199.00 /
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$150.00
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ACOMA
PUEBLO HAND COILED POTTERY
by Sandra Victorino
Sandra Victorino is a full blooded Native American
Indian born into the Pueblo of the Acoma in 1958. She was inspired to
learn the art of hand coiling pottery from admiring her famous Aunt,
Dorothy Torivio, who is one of Acoma ’s finest potter’s still alive
today. Sandra strongly believes that traditional ways must be kept alive
to continue the long lived legacy of her people.
Sandra gathers the clay from within the sacred grounds
in Acoma . She was taught how to sift clay, hand coil pottery, paint
with a yucca plant, and fire pottery. Sandra specializes in hand coiled
pottery with spiral designs like the step to step, checker board,
snowflake, half snowflake, and fine line designs. She will also paint
Kokopelli on her pottery from time to time. Sandra signs her pottery as:
Sandra Victorino, Acoma , NM.
This incredible
piece features an eye dazzling swirl pattern with
perfect shape and very thin walls. It is signed Sandra
Victorino, Acoma, NM.
3 1/2" tall , 4 1/2" wide
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ACOMA PUEBLO POTTERY
by
Corrine Chino
Corrine
Chino is a full blooded Native American Indian from
the pueblo of Acoma. She was born in the late
1950’s. Corrine did not spark an interest in pottery
making until she was 26 years old. Her mother, Edna
Chino, encouraged and taught Corrine all the
fundamentals of hand coiling pottery using
traditional ancient methods. Edna also reinforced
the importance of continuing the long lived family
tradition of working with clay. Corrine was a
natural when it came to hand coiling and hand
painting pottery. Her painting has always been
exquisite.
Corrine developed a very fine painting style of black on
white fine line. Corrine will add a feather pattern to
the top rim in a blue color at times to add a bit of
flare. Corrine specializes in hand painting on greenware
pottery. However, she is very knowledgeable when it
comes to hand coiling pottery, just like her mother.
Corrine was quoted as saying, “I just love to paint, it
brings balance to my life.” Corrine signs her pottery
as: Chino, Acoma. She is related to the following
artisans: Brian Chino (brother), Jay Vallo (sister), and
Judy Shields (sister).
9
1/8" Tall, 8 1/2" Wide
Suggested Retail $375.00 /
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SOLD
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ACOMA
PUEBLO POTTERY
by Brenda Cerno
Born in 1959, Brenda is a very
talented artist known for her incredibly detailed
mimbres designs. Her work is very clean and packed
with designs. This pour molded piece features eight
lizards around the top and nine animal designs along
the bottom. It is signed B.L. Cerno, Acoma, New
Mexico.
6"
Tall, 8 1/2" Wide
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ACOMA PUEBLO POTTERY
by
Tina
Garcia
Born into the Acoma
Pueblo in 1950, Tina is an artist with over 40 years
experience. She mostly concentrates on traditional
pots and is a very skilled painter. This is pour
molded piece features eye dazzling designs painted
in black and white. It is signed Tina Garcia, Acoma,
NM.
6" Tall,
8 1/2" Widest Point
Suggested Retail $220.00 /
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ACOMA PUEBLO POTTERY
by
M.S. Juanico
This pot is from well known potter
Marie Juanico. Marie was born in 1937 and resides at Acoma Pueblo. She
works with traditional methods using natural clays and paints. She does
detailed work with intricate fine line designs.
Marie has won numerous
awards from the Santa Fe Indian Market, the New Mexico state Fair and
the Inter-tribal Indian Ceremonial. Her work is also on display at the
Indian Crafts Shop, US Department of the Interior, Washington, D.C., and
at some very fine galleries in Albuquerque and Santa Fe. Her work is
included in Dr. Gregory Schaaf's book, Southern Pueblo Pottery.
5" Tall,
5" Widest Point
Suggested Retail $250.00 /
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ACOMA PUEBLO POTTERY
by Hilda Antonio
This beautiful
owl figure was hand coiled by Acoma artist Hilda
Antonio. It is
signed H. Antonio.
3
3/8" Tall,
3 1/2" Widest Point
Suggested Retail $250.00 /
Your Price: $54.00
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