[Double click photo to enlarge.] This pot is unusual because it is formed from yellow “sikyatska” clay that fires red. […]
2022-04 Tile with maiden balancing a pot on her head
[Double click photos to enlarge.] Framed in a doorway, this smiling woman balances a very large Hopi pot on […]
2022-03 Double-lobed container with maidens and corn iconography
Double-lobed canteens are sometimes seen at Acoma, but are rarely made at Hopi. Both the form and rich decoration make […]
2022-02 Plainware wide-shouldered seedpot
[Double click photo to enlarge.] This plainware jar is the perfect foil for jar 2020-20, the other recent addition […]
2022-01 Duck whistle
[Double click photos to enlarge.] I bought my first Hopi-Tewa pot 61 years ago, have been collecting ever since, […]
2021-21 Bowl with monster and reproductive serpents
[Double click photos to enlarge.] This bowl began as an attempt to depict clearly the design on a faded […]
2021-20 Early career four bear pot by Steve Lucas
[Double click on photos to enlarge,] This is an unusually thick bowl decorated with four bears, fairly crudely drawn, […]
2021-19 Hopi sandal napkin ring
[Double click photos to enlarge.] This sandal is pure kitsch, and like all great kitsch it makes me smile: […]
2021-18 Small seedpot with gliding birds
[Double click photos to enlarge.] The design on this jar has a large impact, but its detail is minuscule. […]
2021-17 Bowl with migration design & interior blue corn mark
[Double click photos to enlarge.] Variations of the fine-line migration design on bowl 2021-17 are widely available in the […]
