2009-24 Sikyatki Revival Helmet/Stew Bowl Formed in Basket
The interior flared rim of the bowl is decorated with eight panels of design separated by three vertical lines. Each panel is divided into two triangular sections by a diagonal line. Below the line another triangle encloses unpainted surface of the pot. This image is...
2009-17 Walpi Polychrome Piki Bowl – Transition Period
Walpi Polychrome Piki Bowl (repaired) with Pahlik Mana interior by Nampeyo, circa 1890. “Broken and glued with no additional plaster or overpainting. There is extensive ethnographic wear to the interior painted design from extended use as a piki bowl. The bowl bears a...
2009-15 Double-Chambered Salt Container – Simple Decoration – Red Rim
This double-chambered, casually formed, and heavy Hopi container has a simple polychromatic decoration and red rims. It is an unusual shape for a Hopi or Hopi-Tewa pot. Red lips on a Sikyatki Revival pot are also unusual and might indicate a production date toward the...
2009-07 Elegant Plainware Scoop
Randy worked in a variety of art forms: painting, kachina carving, and—to a lesser degree—clay. One iconic product of his art was plain ladles with straight handles topped by carved wooden kachinas. Undecorated and unsigned, the graceful presence of this little ladle...
