Folk Art Butterfly Design
The shape and design of this bowl are in perfect harmony: all elegance. The highly-polished hemispheric center is surrounded by wide, slightly-curved, flanges. With only three design elements spread in a balanced pattern over a wide expanse; the bowl is easy to...
Folk Art Butterfly Design, Kachina Design
The mouth is 9.0-inches wide; the incurved rim is about 0.75-inches wide. This bowl is particularly large, a kachina butterfly dancer with a serious mien is its only interior decoration. The image is striking, giving the pot an impressive visual presence. The bowl...
Folk Art Butterfly Design, Tile
This collection has more than two dozen pots carrying images of butterflies. (See “Category” list.) Its easy to love these flying flowers, but in addition, butterflies at Hopi are a sign that rain has fallen, the desert is blooming and there is hope for...
Folk Art Butterfly Design
This is a simple, elegant and peaceful jar. The five lobes on the jar are formed by pushing out the walls of the wet clay vessel. The smooth exterior feels sensuous in the hands. The widest diameter of the jar is 5 times the size of the small 1.3125” base, thus the...
Folk Art Butterfly Design
This jar rises off a small base at a steep angle to past its mid-point, continues vertically, and then curves inward to form a shoulder that rises to a short neck. On either side of the pot where the shoulder begins are two slots that allow a leather strap to be...
Folk Art Butterfly Design
This is the “classic” Grace Chapella design for which she is best known. Rick Dillingham features her family (and therefore this butterfly design) in his Fourteen Families book (1994, 2-13). As noted in the description for pot 2010-22 (a Grace pot with a similar...
