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NAVAJO ETCHED PUEBLO POTTERY

by Michael Charlie

Michael Charlie is a full blooded Native American Indian. He was born in 1976 into the Navajo Nation. He began his interest in crafting pottery when he was 16 years old. Mr. Charlie was inspired by his mother, Susie Charlie, who is credited for developing this unique style of art. She taught her son how to paint the colors on the pottery, as well as etch his pottery free hand. Michael crafts on many different shapes and sizes of pottery like wedding vases, seed pots, water vessels, and ollas. He etches feather designs and other geometric designs. His favorite pieces to craft are the ones he crafts with quality stones of turquoise inlayed into the pottery. Continuing long lived traditions is extremely important to Michael and by constructing his art he feels he is adding to the long lived legacy of his ancestors. The lucrative aspect of the business was also inspiration for him to become an artist. He signs his pottery as: Michael Charlie, Navajo.  This pot features a Turquoise stone accent.

Size: 11 1/4" Tall, 11 3/4" Wide

Suggested Retail $388.00 / Your Price: $298.00

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TAOS PUEBLO BEAR FAMILY

by Jason Mondragon

This adorable bear family is made from micaceous clay by Taos Pueblo artist Jason Mondragon. Signed Jason.

Size: 4 1/2" Tall, 2 3/8" Wide

Suggested Retail $105.00 / Your Price: $85.00

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SAN JUAN PUEBLO POTTERY

by Vivian Etsitty

Navajo etched pottery is the most recent (and most popular) form to emerge from the Navajo potters. Each piece is pour molded and then painted on a wheel in various colors. Depending on the colors that emerge, different patterns and designs are hand etched along the colors. Once the designs have been etched in to the pot, it goes in to the firing process.  Signed by the Navajo artist.

Size: 7" Tall, 8" Wide

Suggested Retail $180.00 / Your Price: $138.00

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HAND COILED SAN JUAN PUEBLO POTTERY

by Myrtle Cata

Myrtle Cata is a full blooded Native American Indian, member of the Turquoise Clan, who was born in 1953. She is part San Felipe and part San Juan Pueblo. She was inspired to continue the long lived tradition of hand coiling pottery from within her heart. The lucrative aspect of the business was also inspiration for her decision to become an artist. She has been hand coiling pottery since 1979. She attended many art classes to learn the art of working with clay. While going to school, she developed a friendship with Tina Garcia from the Santa Clara Pueblo. They shared special techniques and learned each other’s methods of working with clay.

Myrtle specializes in contemporary hand coiled San Juan style pottery. Her pottery style is simple in appearance. It is thin walled, graceful, and undecorated. She gathers her clay from within the San Juan Pueblo. Then, she cleans, mixes, hand coils, shapes, and fires her pottery, outdoors. She signs her pottery as: Myrtle Cata, San Juan Pueblo. Myrtle is a very creative artist that expands her creativity in many directions. She constructs men’s head dresses among many of her other creations.

This lovely piece was coiled with a red micaceous clay and then painted with a micaceous slip. It sparkles beautifully when it catches the light. It is signed Myrtle Cata, San Juan Pue.

Size: 6 3/4" Tall, 5" Wide

Suggested Retail $240.00 / Your Price: $195.00

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NAVAJO ETCHED PUEBLO POTTERY

by Michael Charlie

Michael Charlie is a full blooded Native American Indian. He was born in 1976 into the Navajo Nation. He began his interest in crafting pottery when he was 16 years old. Mr. Charlie was inspired by his mother, Susie Charlie, who is credited for developing this unique style of art. She taught her son how to paint the colors on the pottery, as well as etch his pottery free hand. Michael crafts on many different shapes and sizes of pottery like wedding vases, seed pots, water vessels, and ollas. He etches feather designs and other geometric designs. His favorite pieces to craft are the ones he crafts with quality stones of turquoise inlayed into the pottery. Continuing long lived traditions is extremely important to Michael and by constructing his art he feels he is adding to the long lived legacy of his ancestors. The lucrative aspect of the business was also inspiration for him to become an artist. He signs his pottery as: Michael Charlie, Navajo. 

Size: 8 1/4" Tall, 9" Wide

Suggested Retail $218.00 / Your Price: $168.00

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TAOS PUEBLO BEAR FAMILY

by Jason Mondragon

This adorable bear family is made from micaceous clay by Taos Pueblo artist Jason Mondragon. Signed Jason.

Size: 3 3/4" Tall, 2 1/2" Wide

Suggested Retail $99.00 / Your Price: $75.00

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TAOS PUEBLO BEAR FAMILY

by Jason Mondragon

This adorable bear family is made from micaceous clay by Taos Pueblo artist Jason Mondragon. Signed Jason.

Size: 3 3/4" Tall, 2 1/4" Wide

Suggested Retail $99.00 / Your Price: $75.00

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HAND COILED ZUNI PUEBLO POTTERY

by Carlos Laate

Carlos Laate of Zuni Pueblo is the nephew of Jennie Laate who taught pottery at Zuni High school for many years. Noreen Simplicio later took over her position followed by Gabriel Paloma. Noreen, Agnes & Anderson Peynetsa, Gabriel and many other well-known potters were all Jennie's students. Carlos is one of many who has inherited a full and rich revived tradition thanks to the efforts of those who came before him. He learned pottery making from Jennie and from his grandmother, Daisy Hooee. He has been an active potter since 1987.

Carlos Laate's work is vibrant and traditional utilizing rosettes and the "deer in house" heart line designs to create pottery that is characterized by excellent shape and superb execution of both graphics and coloring. Solid whites, reds and blacks; generally bold lines but increasingly finer strokes are coming into play. His past work was characterized by more primitively drawn lines and designs but he has progressed steadily.

This piece features beautiful black on red traditional designs with great shape. It is signed by Carlos.

Size: 8 1/2" Tall, 7 3/4" Wide

Suggested Retail $450.00 / Your Price: $390.00

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HAND COILED ZUNI PUEBLO POTTERY

by Yvonne Nashboo

This charming piece was created by Zuni artist Yvonne Nashboo. Yvonne learned the art of making pottery during her years at Zuni High School. She has been potting for over 12 years and mainly creates stone polished pieces.

This pieces features a beautiful stone polish with a 3D lizard motif and melon ribbing. It is signed YN.

Size: 2 1/2" Tall, 2 1/2" at widest point

Suggested Retail $168.00 / Your Price: $138.00

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TAOS PUEBLO BEAR FAMILY

by Jason Mondragon

This adorable bear family is made from micaceous clay by Taos Pueblo artist Jason Mondragon. Signed Jason.

Size: 3" Tall, 1 7/8" Wide

Suggested Retail $85.00 / Your Price: $65.00

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HAND COILED SANTO DOMINGO POTTERY

by Robert Tenorio

Robert Tenorio was born in 1950 into the Santo Domingo “Kewa” Pueblo. He has been working with clay since the age of 10. He was taught all the fundamentals of hand coiling pottery using ancient traditional methods from his family members. Lupe Tenorio shared some of her special techniques with Robert. He was also inspired to continue the long lived family tradition from the admiration he had for old pottery from his village.

Robert specializes in hand coiled traditional Santo Domingo pottery. He gathers his clay and other natural pigments from within the Santo Domingo Pueblo. Then, he soaks the clay, cleans, sifts, mixes, hand coils, shapes, sands, paints, and fires his pottery, outdoors, using cottonwood bark. The colors he uses to paint his pottery with are basically derived from  native plants also hand picked by Robert, which are boiled together to complete his masterpieces. He hand coils many shapes and sizes of pottery like water vessels, dough bowls, and traditional pots. Robert is continuously experimenting with different types of plants in hopes of making the special black color which was used on pottery several 100’s of years ago. He signs his pottery as: Robert Tenorio, followed by small dipper star formation, and Kewa.

Size: 5 7/8" Tall, 9" Wide

Suggested Retail $1550.00 / Your Price: $1350.00

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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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 $22.00!!!! (You Must Also Purchase A Piece of Pottery)

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NAVAJO "ELEMENTAL" POTTERY

by Gerald Pinto

Gerald Pinto is a member of the Navajo-Dine tribe and was born and raised in Vanderwagon, NM. Accented with turquoise and copper, Gerald's work is created using the Japanese Raku firing technique which. Gerald uses an iron based clay to create a slip which he then uses as an armor coating for the pot in the firing process. The pots gain their signature brown and black colors during the second firing. Gerald uses cedar bunches which are flash fired directly on the naked pots. The gold color is created by the iron slip and the black comes from the smoke as the carbon is absorbed. He has given this series of pottery the name "Elemental". Each piece comes with a certificate that tells how the piece was made.

Size: 7" Tall, 10 1/2" Wide

Suggested Retail $350.00 / Your Price: SOLD

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NAVAJO ETCHED POTTERY

by Michael Charlie

Michael Charlie is a full blooded Native American Indian. He was born in 1976 into the Navajo Nation. He began his interest in crafting pottery when he was 16 years old. Mr. Charlie was inspired by his mother, Susie Charlie, who is credited for developing this unique style of art. She taught her son how to paint the colors on the pottery, as well as etch his pottery free hand. Michael crafts on many different shapes and sizes of pottery like wedding vases, seed pots, water vessels, and ollas. He etches feather designs and other geometric designs. His favorite pieces to craft are the ones he crafts with quality stones of turquoise inlayed into the pottery. Continuing long lived traditions is extremely important to Michael and by constructing his art he feels he is adding to the long lived legacy of his ancestors. The lucrative aspect of the business was also inspiration for him to become an artist. He signs his pottery as: Michael Charlie, Navajo. 

Size: 9 1/2" Tall, 10" at widest point

Suggested Retail $258.00 / Your Price: $198.00

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NAVAJO "ELEMENTAL" POTTERY

by Gerald Pinto

Gerald Pinto is a member of the Navajo-Dine tribe and was born and raised in Vanderwagon, NM. Accented with turquoise and copper, Gerald's work is created using the Japanese Raku firing technique which. Gerald uses an iron based clay to create a slip which he then uses as an armor coating for the pot in the firing process. The pots gain their signature brown and black colors during the second firing. Gerald uses cedar bunches which are flash fired directly on the naked pots. The gold color is created by the iron slip and the black comes from the smoke as the carbon is absorbed. He has given this series of pottery the name "Elemental". Each piece comes with a certificate that tells how the piece was made.

Size: 5" Tall, 10 3/4" Wide

Suggested Retail $350.00 / Your Price: $285.00

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HAND COILED SAN JUAN PUEBLO POTTERY

by Myrtle Cata

Myrtle Cata is a full blooded Native American Indian, member of the Turquoise Clan, who was born in 1953. She is part San Felipe and part San Juan Pueblo. She was inspired to continue the long lived tradition of hand coiling pottery from within her heart. The lucrative aspect of the business was also inspiration for her decision to become an artist. She has been hand coiling pottery since 1979. She attended many art classes to learn the art of working with clay. While going to school, she developed a friendship with Tina Garcia from the Santa Clara Pueblo. They shared special techniques and learned each other’s methods of working with clay.

Myrtle specializes in contemporary hand coiled San Juan style pottery. Her pottery style is simple in appearance. It is thin walled, graceful, and undecorated. She gathers her clay from within the San Juan Pueblo. Then, she cleans, mixes, hand coils, shapes, and fires her pottery, outdoors. She signs her pottery as: Myrtle Cata, San Juan Pueblo. Myrtle is a very creative artist that expands her creativity in many directions. She constructs men’s head dresses among many of her other creations.

This lovely piece was coiled with a red micaceous clay and then painted with a micaceous slip. It sparkles beautifully when it catches the light. It is signed Myrtle Cata, San Juan Pue.

Size: 5" Tall, 5 3/8" Wide

Suggested Retail $240.00 / Your Price: $165.00

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NAVAJO CLAY POTTERY DOLL

by John C. Whiterock

John is a Navajo sculptor that creates clay dolls in honor of his mother and the woman of his culture. All of his pieces feature many symbols and designs with special meaning to him. He signs his work as JCW.

Size: 6" Tall, 2" Wide

Suggested Retail $99.00 / Your Price: $75.00

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NAVAJO "ELEMENTAL" POTTERY

by Gerald Pinto

Gerald Pinto is a member of the Navajo-Dine tribe and was born and raised in Vanderwagon, NM. Accented with turquoise and copper, Gerald's work is created using the Japanese Raku firing technique which. Gerald uses an iron based clay to create a slip which he then uses as an armor coating for the pot in the firing process. The pots gain their signature brown and black colors during the second firing. Gerald uses cedar bunches which are flash fired directly on the naked pots. The gold color is created by the iron slip and the black comes from the smoke as the carbon is absorbed. He has given this series of pottery the name "Elemental". Each piece comes with a certificate that tells how the piece was made.

Size: 7" Tall, 10 1/2" Wide

Suggested Retail $350.00 / Your Price: $285.00

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