Acoma Pueblo Pottery

ACOMA PUEBLO POTTERY

by Jay Sanchez

This stunning Acoma Wedding features intricate geometric painting as well as etched designs on the front, back and side.

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 Avanyus, 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.

ACOMA PUEBLO HAND COILED POTTERY

by Marie S. Juanico

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, U.S. 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: 2000 Artist Biographies".

This is a classic design from Marie and is signed by the artist.

ACOMA PUEBLO HAND COILED POTTERY

Paula Estevan

Suggested Retail $895.00 / Your Price: $695.00

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ACOMA PUEBLO POTTERY

by Brenda Cerno

Brenda is a talented Acoma artist who specializes in intricate animal motifs with fine line and geometric accents. With over 30 years of experience, her work is always very clean and sharp. While she most often hand coils her pots, she occasionally works with ceramics as well.

This incredible piece is pour molded and painted with birds, insects and lizards inside and outside the rim with an eye dazzling checkerboard pattern. Every inch of the pot's surface is covered with an intricate design. Signed BL Cerno.

ACOMA PUEBLO POTTERY

ACOMA PUEBLO POTTERY

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: Corrine Chino, Acoma. She is related to the following artisans: Brian Chino (brother), Jay Vallo (sister), and Judy Shields (sister).

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 Avanyus, 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.

ACOMA PUEBLO HAND COILED POTTERY

by Franklin Peters

Franklin Peters is an Acoma potter who was taught to make traditional, hand painted Acoma pottery by two of Acoma's most accomplished potters: Florence and Rachel Aragon.  In his 30s, he is well known for his parrot designs and is showing great potential.

ACOMA PUEBLO POTTERY

by R. Estevan