Kachina Design

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. […]

10.0625” front to back (though the “flat” back is not actually flat, so this distance varies). 12.125” from spout to […]

The height includes 0.75” that shows of the separate ceramic bottle stopper. The width includes two 1.25” handles, The depth […]

Form: Since prehistoric times Hopi women formed flat “tiles” of clay that were fired and then ground to use as […]

This is a beautifully formed pot of the classic Sikyatki and Nampeyo “flying saucer” shape. Much of the beauty of […]

There are eight other Jake Koopee pots in this collection and they span much of his short 21-year career. Two […]

Utilitarian canteens to haul water up the mesa to a home or carry a day’s supply of water into a […]

Most Hopi and Hopi-Tewa pottery is formed of clay that is grey when unfired and turns light yellow to golden […]

The form of this pot is unusual. The rim is carefully uneven with the rear rim rising about 0.5” above […]

(15.625″ h X 11.625” w with a 3.875” base and a 4.625” mouth) This pot is monumental, both in size […]