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| Maria Poveka Martinez Gunmetal Pottery Jar $1750.00 | 4 |
An elegant black pottery jar by Maria of San Ildefonso, signed Maria Poveka. This signature indicates a date of 1970s, after the passing of her son Popovi Da.Maria Martinez was famous for the beautifully hand shaped pottery she created. Since she didn't paint designs on them, she always had a family member do that. But after Po's death in 1971, she worked alone, except for Santana and Adam's help with firing. These... Click for details
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| 3 | Blue Corn Crucita Calabasa Pottery Bowl $950.00 |
Sweet small black on black pottery bowl by Blue Corn of San Ildefonso Pueblo was purchased in the 1960s.Traditionally hand coiled with native clay, highly burnished then reverse painted with Avanyu, the Water Serpent, pit fired to black. Signed. Wonderfully painted with clouds and Kiva steps, possibly by her husband Sandy. The firing created... Click for details
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| Lucy Lewis Acoma Pottery Bowl $750.00 | 4 |
Lovely small pottery bowl by Lucy Lewis of Acoma Pueblo, circa 1960s.Traditionally hand coiled from native clay, lightly stone burnished surface, painted with bee plant for the black, pit fired. Signed. The globular jar stands 4 1/4" tall and is 4 1/2" diameter. Great positive-negative Anasazi geometric design.... Click for details
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| 3 | Red Pottery Olla Margaret Tafoya $6800.00 |
A traditional pottery water jar with three bear paws made by Margaret Tafoya, circa 1960. B.1904-d.2001, Margaret Tafoya is the Matriarch of the large Santa Clara family of potters.Traditionally hand crafted with coils of native clay, stone burnished surface, then pit fired. Signed. The graceful shape, high shine and deep red color are all h... Click for details
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