3.5” h X 2.375” w —shaker with more-centered shaker holes. 3.438” h X 2.438 w —shaker with less-centered shaker holes. […]
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2012-26 Monochromatic Redware Bowl with Maasaw Images
Most Hopi and Hopi-Tewa pottery is formed of clay that is grey when unfired and turns light yellow to golden […]
2009-19 Katchina Sash Bowl With Butterfly
This shallow, slightly oval, Hopi-Tewa bowl has two central slits for the attachment of a handle and a polychrome butterfly […]
2007-11 Flat-Topped Seedjar with Sikyatki Birds – Cracked
The extraordinary flat shape of this pot is very difficult to form and (perhaps) as a result, the pot cracked […]
2006-14 Shallow Hanging Dish with Nampeyo Spider Design
The decoration is a variation of a design developed by Nyla’s great-great grandmother in the early part of the 20th […]
1999-02 Stirrup Pot
Hopi-Tewa stirrup pot by Nyla Sahmie. Like her sisters Rachel and Jean, I think Nyla is one of the most […]