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JEMEZ
PUEBLO POTTERY CORN MAIDEN
by Cindy Fragua
Cindy Fragua
was born in 1963 and has been making pottery
since 1997. She specializes in Corn Maidens,
Angels, and Santa Claus figures. She digs
her clay from the Jemez Reservation, uses
natural paints and fires her pottery in a
kiln. She was taught by her sisters Emily
Tsosie & Rose Fragua. Her sisters, Bonnie,
Rose, Felicia, Emily & Carol, are potters as
well. She has won awards at Eight Northern
Pueblo Indian Arts & Crafts Show, Santo
Domingo Arts & Crafts Show, and the Jemez
Red Rocks Show. This piece is signed by the
artist.
2 3/4"
Tall, 1 5/8" Wide
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JEMEZ PUEBLO
POTTERY STORYTELLER
by Caroline Sando
Caroline
Sando, “Peacock Feathers”, is a full blooded Native
American Indian. She was born in 1963 into the Jemez
Pueblo. She was inspired to learn the art of pottery
making by her Grandmother, Andrea Tsosie. Andrea
taught Caroline all the fundamentals of working with
clay and using traditional methods. She
began experimenting with pottery in 1971 at the age
of 8.
Caroline specializes in Jemez Pueblo style
storytellers. She uses all natural clays and natural
paints to hand make her storytellers. Caroline
gathers her own clay from the sacred grounds within
the Jemez Pueblo. She then cleans, mixes, shapes,
paints and fires her pottery the traditional way,
outdoors with cedar wood chips. She accents her
dolls with turquoise stones to give them more of a
traditional look. Her favorite ones to make are 20”
or taller, because she likes the challenge of adding
more detail and more children. Caroline signs her
pottery as: Caroline Sando, Jemez.
5 1/8" Tall,
2 3/4" Wide
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JEMEZ
PUEBLO POTTERY CORN MAIDEN
by Cindy Fragua
Cindy Fragua
was born in 1963 and has been making pottery
since 1997. She specializes in Corn Maidens,
Angels, and Santa Claus figures. She digs
her clay from the Jemez Reservation, uses
natural paints and fires her pottery in a
kiln. She was taught by her sisters Emily
Tsosie & Rose Fragua. Her sisters, Bonnie,
Rose, Felicia, Emily & Carol, are potters as
well. She has won awards at Eight Northern
Pueblo Indian Arts & Crafts Show, Santo
Domingo Arts & Crafts Show, and the Jemez
Red Rocks Show. This piece is signed by the
artist.
2 3/4"
Tall, 1 5/8" Wide
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JEMEZ PUEBLO
POTTERY STORYTELLER
by Caroline Sando
Caroline
Sando, “Peacock Feathers”, is a full blooded Native
American Indian. She was born in 1963 into the Jemez
Pueblo. She was inspired to learn the art of pottery
making by her Grandmother, Andrea Tsosie. Andrea
taught Caroline all the fundamentals of working with
clay and using traditional methods. She
began experimenting with pottery in 1971 at the age
of 8.
Caroline specializes in Jemez Pueblo style
storytellers. She uses all natural clays and natural
paints to hand make her storytellers. Caroline
gathers her own clay from the sacred grounds within
the Jemez Pueblo. She then cleans, mixes, shapes,
paints and fires her pottery the traditional way,
outdoors with cedar wood chips. She accents her
dolls with turquoise stones to give them more of a
traditional look. Her favorite ones to make are 20”
or taller, because she likes the challenge of adding
more detail and more children. Caroline signs her
pottery as: Caroline Sando, Jemez.
3 7/8 " Tall,
2 5/8" Wide
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JEMEZ PUEBLO POTTERY
by
Mary Small
This is a lovely piece from 2010 IACA Artist of the Year Mary Small. Mary is one of
the most well known and respected potters at the Jemez
Pueblo today. The passion and dedication she has for
preserving the old methods of potting is truly
inspiring, and we are honored to be able to offer her
pottery to our customers. Mary says "My pottery is me. I
can feel it. It's like a gift to me from Mother Earth."
This
piece features many of Mary's traditional designs with
crisp painting and excellent shape. It is signed Mary Small on the bottom.
6" Tall,
6 1/2" Wide
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JEMEZ PUEBLO
POTTERY STORYTELLER
by Caroline Sando
Caroline
Sando, “Peacock Feathers”, is a full blooded Native
American Indian. She was born in 1963 into the Jemez
Pueblo. She was inspired to learn the art of pottery
making by her Grandmother, Andrea Tsosie. Andrea
taught Caroline all the fundamentals of working with
clay and using traditional methods. She
began experimenting with pottery in 1971 at the age
of 8.
Caroline specializes in Jemez Pueblo style
storytellers. She uses all natural clays and natural
paints to hand make her storytellers. Caroline
gathers her own clay from the sacred grounds within
the Jemez Pueblo. She then cleans, mixes, shapes,
paints and fires her pottery the traditional way,
outdoors with cedar wood chips. She accents her
dolls with turquoise stones to give them more of a
traditional look. Her favorite ones to make are 20”
or taller, because she likes the challenge of adding
more detail and more children. Caroline signs her
pottery as: Caroline Sando, Jemez.
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3/8" Tall,
2 3/8" Wide
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JEMEZ PUEBLO POTTERY STORYTELLER
by
Marie Toya
Marie
Toya is from the Jemez Pueblo. She is the daughter of
Casimiro and Mary E. Toya. She makes all of her
storytellers from all natural materials she collects
from the Pueblo. She says her favorite time is when she
is making each piece, "It makes me think of what to give
each child and what the Grandfather or Grandmother is
telling them. Marie has 20 years of experience and has
been featured in the book "Pueblo and Navajo
Contemporary Pottery" By Guy Berger and Nancy Schiffer.
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3/4" Tall,
3 1/2" Wide
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JEMEZ PUEBLO
POTTERY STORYTELLER
by Caroline Sando
Caroline
Sando, “Peacock Feathers”, is a full blooded Native
American Indian. She was born in 1963 into the Jemez
Pueblo. She was inspired to learn the art of pottery
making by her Grandmother, Andrea Tsosie. Andrea
taught Caroline all the fundamentals of working with
clay and using traditional methods. She
began experimenting with pottery in 1971 at the age
of 8.
Caroline specializes in Jemez Pueblo style
storytellers. She uses all natural clays and natural
paints to hand make her storytellers. Caroline
gathers her own clay from the sacred grounds within
the Jemez Pueblo. She then cleans, mixes, shapes,
paints and fires her pottery the traditional way,
outdoors with cedar wood chips. She accents her
dolls with turquoise stones to give them more of a
traditional look. Her favorite ones to make are 20”
or taller, because she likes the challenge of adding
more detail and more children. Caroline signs her
pottery as: Caroline Sando, Jemez.
3 3/8"
Tall, 1 7/8" Wide
Suggested Retail
$88.00 /
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JEMEZ
PUEBLO POTTERY
by Sharon
Sarracino
Sharon
Sarracino was born in the early 1950’s.
She is a full blooded Native American
Indian. She is half Laguna and half
Jemez. Sharon began her interest in
pottery making when she was 18 years of
age, in 1970. Ms. Sarracino was inspired
to continue the family tradition of
working with clay from her Grandmother,
Petra Romero, who specialized in hand
coiled pottery. Sharon specializes in
hand coiling the contemporary designed
handmade Jemez pottery. She gathers her
materials from the grounds within the
Jemez Pueblo.Sharon will normally
construct a Butterfly Maiden, kachina,
or a Corn Maiden kachina on the front of
her pottery to add a unique touch to her
art work. She has developed her own
style on her art. She hand coils many
shapes and sizes. Sharon signs her art
as: S.Sarracino, Jemez. Sharon is
related to the following artists:
Florence Yepa, Genevieve Chinana
(sisters), and Robert Sarracino
(brother), who creates figures and
carves stone sculptures. Signed by
the artist.
11" Tall,
7 1/4" at Widest Point
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JEMEZ
PUEBLO POTTERY DOUGH BOWL
by Verda Toledo
This stunning
hand coiled dough bowl is painted with black
and white geometric patterns on the inside
and red and tan geometric patters on the
outside. Signed by the artist.
3 1/2"
Tall, 8 1/2" Wide
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JEMEZ PUEBLO POTTERY PIG
by Genevieve Davis
Genevieve is
from the Jemez Pueblo where she makes
incredible pieces of pottery. She is best
known for her detailed Owls. Gen uses all
natural materials when making her pottery
and uses the traditional Jemez Pueblo
methods to hand form and hand paint all of
her pieces. She signs each piece G. Davis
Jemez.
4 3/4" Tall,
5 1/4" Wide
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JEMEZ
PUEBLO POTTERY
by C. G.
Loretto
This lovely pot
features stone polished redware which is then painted
with light pink and black paint.
2 3/4" Tall, 4" at Widest Point
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JEMEZ PUEBLO POTTERY
by C.
G. Loretto
This lovely pot
features stone polished redware which is then
painted with light pink and black paint.
3 1/2"
Tall, 4" Wide
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JEMEZ
PUEBLO POTTERY
by
Lorraine Chinana
Lorraine Chinana
Lorraine was born and raised in Jemez Pueblo, NM. Upon
high school graduation, she attended Haskell Indian
Junior College and received her degree in Dental
Assisting. After her daughter was born, Lorraine
returned to Jemez where she learned to make traditional
pottery with the encouragement of her grandmother.
“I enjoy working
with my pottery and currently I spend over 8 hours per
day working with clay. I have created a new design known
as the “Daisy Design” and also new gray colored clay
slip. My daughter Angela, who is now 20 years old has
taught herself how to make pottery. She has gone to art
shows with me and currently we share booths to display
both our work."
6"
Tall, 3" at Widest Point
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JEMEZ
PUEBLO POTTERY
by Pauline
Romero
Pauline
Romero is a full blooded Native American
Indian from the Jemez Pueblo. Pauline has
been hand coiling pottery for more than 15
years. Her mother, Persingula R. Tosa,
taught Pauline all the fundamentals of
making pottery the traditional way. Her
mother also strongly encouraged her to
continue the family tradition and assist
with keeping the long lived tradition alive.
Pauline continues to use the traditional methods of
pottery making, but has come a long way from the
poster-paint days of the Jemez pottery. She gathers her
clay from within the hills of the Jemez Pueblo. She also
cleans, mixes, hand coils, shapes, paints, polishes, and
fires her pottery the traditional way, outdoors. She has
a unique method of adding a hand stone polish to a red
or buff colored slip. The shapes are swirl bowls,
wedding vases and various shaped pots. Pauline has also
started to etch on her pottery, which add a very elegant
contrast to the her polished work. She signs her pottery
as: Pauline Romero, Jemez.
Pauline is related to the following artists: Marie
Romero, Christine Tosa, and Maxine Toya
3 3/4" Tall,
4 3/4" Wide
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