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NAVAJO
CLAY DOLL
"Mother and
Child"
by John C.
Whiterock
J ohn
is a very talented Navajo artist who
specializes in clay dolls. John creates
these sculptures as tributes to his mother
and all Navajo women. Each doll is symbolic
of a particular role. Each piece is
meticulously sculpted, carved and painted
with various designs and motifs. John signs
each piece on the base or the back.
Size:
6" Tall, 2" Wide
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ZIA/SAN FELIPE HAND COILED PLATE
by Ralph
Aragon
Ralph
Aragon is a full blooded Native American
Indian. He was born into the San Felipe
Pueblo and married into the Zia Pueblo,
where he has lived for the past twenty
years. As long as he can remember, Ralph has
had the desire to create his own unique
style of art. With traditional upbringing
instilled in Ralph, he has learned to
respect the beauty of nature which is
evident in his animal motifs and earth tone
palettes, which are abundantly used in his
art. Over the years, Ralph has experimented
with his own unique style of painting. He
combines contemporary painting techniques
with traditional Zia pottery designs in
order to obtain the rock art images and
patterns that are associated with social and
spiritual themes. Ralph is a strong believer
in continuing the traditional ways of his
people.
Ralph studied
at the Institute of American Indian Arts in
Santa Fe, New Mexico., In addition, his own
quest for a unique way to express his
creativity has led him successfully to hand
paint shields, pottery, and gourds. Because
of this, he has created something different
for us to enjoy and images that help
preserve his culture and heritage. He
specializes in hand painting handmade
pottery using acrylic paints. He signs his
pottery as: R. Aragon, incorporated with a
Kiva step style, which is a celebration of
Pueblo life and the festivities of harvest
time.
Size:
18" total hanging length, 11" Wide
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NAVAJO ETCHED POTTERY
by
Paul Lansing
Paul is a Navajo artist who is well known
for his incredibly detailed etch work. This
pot features a wonderful eagle design with
bright colors and many traditional patterns.
It is signed by the artist.
Size:
7" Tall, 4 1/4" Wide
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ZUNI HAND
COILED POTTERY
by
Marcus Homer
Marcus
Homer was born in 1971 into the Zuni Pueblo. He was inspired to continue
the family tradition of pottery making from his ancestors. He began
experimenting with pottery making at the age of 7, back in 1978.
Marcus specializes in a
unique style of hand coiled cornmeal bowls and fetish bowls. Corn meal
vessels are used for religious ceremonies, whereas fetish bowls are used
for healing powers and good fortune from the four directions of Mother
Earth. He also makes a wide variety of shapes and sizes of other
contemporary and traditional styled pottery, even though he is most
known for his unique contemporary fetish bowls accented with lizards,
frogs, serpents, and tadpoles. He enjoys making them the most because he
can express himself in so many different ways. All of Homer’s pottery is
made from Mother Earth, the traditional way. Homer signs his pottery as:
M. Homer, year pottery was made, followed by a bear paw, and Zuni
Size: 5" Tall, 6 3/4" Wide
Suggested Retail $265.00 /
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NAVAJO
CLAY DOLL
"Mother & Daughter"
by John C.
Whiterock
J ohn
is a very talented Navajo artist who
specializes in clay dolls. John creates
these sculptures as tributes to his mother
and all Navajo women. Each doll is symbolic
of a particular role. Each piece is
meticulously sculpted, carved and painted
with various designs and motifs. John signs
each piece on the base or the back.
Size:
5 3/4" Tall, 2" Wide
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ZIA POTTERY
by
Elizabeth Medina
Size: 12" Tall, 10 3/4" Wide
Elizabeth
Medina, “Sepia”, was born in 1956 into
the Jemez Pueblo. She married into the
Zia Pueblo. She was inspired by her
Mother-in-Law, Sofia Medina, to learn
the art of working with clay. Elizabeth
observed Sofia with much enthusiasm in
hopes of achieving the same skills. It
appears from what Elizabeth has
accomplished, that she has achieved her
goal.
Elizabeth specializes in the hand made
traditional Zia pottery with traditional
symbols and birds. She digs up her own
clay, cleans, mixes, coils, shapes,
fires, and paints her pottery the
traditional way, with natural colors.
Elizabeth signs her pottery as:
Elizabeth Medina, Zia.
This
large piece features great shape with
wonderful, traditional designs.
Suggested Retail $1850.00 /
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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: 3 3/4" Tall, 7 1/2" Wide
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NAVAJO
ETCHED POTTERY
by Rob and
Valencia 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 artist.
Size:
8 1/4" Tall, 7 1/4" Wide
Suggested
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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 /
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HAND COILED MICACEOUS POTTERY
by George
Gonzales
George was born into the Taos Pueblo
and has been making pottery for over 25
years. He creates some of the best, and
most affordable,
micaceous
pottery in New Mexico. He finds his
challenge in making pots that can stand
on their own without the need for
decoration. Each piece he makes is hand
coiled and signed.
Size: 6 1/8" Tall, 9" Wide
Suggested Retail $255.00 /
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HAND COILED MICACEOUS POTTERY
by George
Gonzales
George was born into the Taos Pueblo
and has been making pottery for over 25
years. He creates some of the best, and
most affordable,
micaceous
pottery in New Mexico. He finds his
challenge in making pots that can stand
on their own without the need for
decoration. Each piece he makes is hand
coiled and signed.
Size: 6 1/2" Tall, 8 1/4" Wide
Suggested Retail $255.00 /
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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: 7" Tall, 8" Wide
Suggested Retail $180.00 /
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NAVAJO
CLAY DOLL
"Daughter's First
Pot"
by John C.
Whiterock
J ohn
is a very talented Navajo artist who
specializes in clay dolls. John creates
these sculptures as tributes to his mother
and all Navajo women. Each doll is symbolic
of a particular role. Each piece is
meticulously sculpted, carved and painted
with various designs and motifs. John signs
each piece on the base or the back.
Size:
5 3/4" Tall, 2" Wide
Suggested Retail $99.00 /
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HAND COILED SANTO DOMINGO POTTERY
by
Warren Coriz
Warren
Coriz is in his late 30's and has been
making pottery for only a few years, but he
is already showing tremendous promise.
Warren learned his potting techniques from
famed potter Robert Tenorio and continues to
study with him today.
Warren is
the son-in-law of the famous Santo Domingo
potters Hilda and Arthur Coriz. His work has
excellent shape, good details and solid
colors. He signs his pieces with Warren
Coriz and a corn stalk.
Size:
5 1/2" Tall, 5 3/4" Wide
Suggested Retail $240.00 /
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NAVAJO
CLAY DOLL
"Mother & Child"
by John C.
Whiterock
J ohn
is a very talented Navajo artist who
specializes in clay dolls. John creates
these sculptures as tributes to his mother
and all Navajo women. Each doll is symbolic
of a particular role. Each piece is
meticulously sculpted, carved and painted
with various designs and motifs. John signs
each piece on the base or the back.
Size:
6" Tall, 2" Wide
Suggested Retail $99.00 /
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