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    • Appendix B: A Tale of Two Pots: Ancient Sikyatki and bowl 1993-04: The Development of Nampeyo’s Style
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2011-10 Polychrome Pot with External Design and Migration Pattern on Interior

2011-10 Polychrome Pot with External Design and Migration Pattern on Interior

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Pot 2011-10 is extremely thin, even and therefore lightweight. If formed from coils of clay rather than on a wheel, Michael has extraordinary potting skills. The exterior is painted with two panels of design. One includes a version of Nampeyo’s “clown face,” the other...

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