2014-16 Salt & pepper shakers with kachinas
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. These shakers have a graceful and useful form with good-sized fill holes and even blushing. Such utilitarian pieces have been made by the...
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 on firing. The term for this material is simply coqa (clay) or masicoqa (dull, lacking color, grey clay) (Wyckoff 1985:151). Sikyatska (or sikacoqa) is a...
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 design incorporating a fine-line migration pattern. There is a slight firing crack above the butterfly head. Such bowls are attached to the belt...
