1.3125 deep at hat; 1.5625″ deep at feet. This hunky man is a curious, delightful oddity by two friends, one […]
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2018-08 Bird man dish with two-bird design on back
This large dish is dignified, surprising and spectacular, characteristics that won it a “Challenge Award” on August 18, 2000 at […]
2018-01 Canteen with roadrunner moving from one world to the next
Width includes two 2″ handles. Height includes the 1.5″ sloped spout. Although this canteen has only one painted surface, the […]
2017-03 Large Polik’Mana tile
This tile is extraordinary by every criterion: size, shape, blushing and painting. The design is instantly recognizable as a Polik’Mana, […]
2015-01 Corn birds dancing jar
Corn, of course, is integral to Hopi life. Prayers and dance are offered to the gods so that they will […]
2014-19 Interlocking tiles with katchnas, feathers and inscription
The tile with the bottom slot is somewhat curved. Since the publication of the Messier book on Hopi and Pueblo […]
2014-12 Canteen in the form of the face of a Hummingbird Katchina
The height includes 0.75” that shows of the separate ceramic bottle stopper. The width includes two 1.25” handles, The depth […]
1997-08 Tall-Shouldered Pot with Sikyatki Butterfly Design
Hopi polychrome jar with a version of the old Sikyatki butterfly design, by Mark Tahbo. The pot is similar in […]
1995-10 Blushed Plainware Ladle
Throughout his career Mark has had a fine sense of form and blushing (firing color), as demonstrated by this simple […]
1995-01 Low-Shouldered Pot with Sikyatki Butterfly Design
The painting is not perfect and was done in the mid-1980s, when Mark (who was about 26 years old) had […]
