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| Nampeyo Hopi Pottery Jar $7500.00 | 4 |
Beautiful ivory colored clay is expertly formed into the classic Nampeyo shape! This small Hopi pottery jar is 4" tall by 7 1/4" diameter. In fine original condition with no restoration, the jar is from circa 1920. Probably painted by Annie as Nampeyo was loosing her eyesight. Note the painted stepped clouds above the Sityatki design and also the knots below. Wonderful polychrome on the light clay.... Click for details
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| 3 | Hopi Indian Pottery by Ethel Youvella $300.00 |
Red clay bowl by Ethel Youvella, Hopi Indian artist, mother of Verna Nahee. Traditionally hand built with coils of native red clay, stone burnished , painted with bee plant then pit fired.this smoothly finished bowl was purchased from Ethel in her home at First Mesa around 1985. Fine original condition, minor paint wear.... Click for details
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| Rayvin Garcia Nampeyo Pottery $2350.00 | 4 |
Beautiful Nampeyo pottery design of the eagles is painted on a large graceful pottery jar by Hopi Indian artist Rayvin Garcia. Traditionally handbuilt with coils of native clay, stone burnished surface is painted with mineral and vegetal paints, then pit fired. Rayvin picked a calm day as there are no obvious fire clouds.This is a large jar at 11 3/4" by 6 3/4". Signed.... Click for details
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| 3 | Nolan Nampeyo and Wallace Youvella Hopi Pottery $595.00 |
If this pretty pottery vase looks like an Iris Youvella Nampeyo, it is because her husband and son worked on this together. Signed Nolan Y. Nampeyo and Wallace Youvella; Nolan's grandmothers are Fannie Nampeyo and Susie Maho Youvella.
Traditionally handbuilt with native clay, stone burnished with a vertical rub, incised with a Sun surrounded by geometric elements and pit fired. The family style is apparent here!... Click for details
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