1994-07 Jar with Migration Design

1994-07 Jar with Migration Design

Hopi Pot, Steve Lucas. 1993. Traditional “migration” design on a traditional Hopi shape pot. Steve is the brother of Karen Lucas and the grandson of Rachel Namingha Nampeyo (see 1989-06 and 1994-12). Steve’s Mother, Eleanor, did not make much pottery; he was trained...
1994-03 Small Ant Pot

1994-03 Small Ant Pot

Hopi “ant pot” by Daisy Hooee Nampeyo (born 1906); painted by her granddaughter Cheryl Naha Nampeyo. According to Daisy (as told to JR Bloom, full account on file), ants infested Hano while “Old Lady” Nampeyo was alive. Using an older Sikyatki ant pot as a model,...
1993-03 Plain Redware Bowl – Incised Band

1993-03 Plain Redware Bowl – Incised Band

Hopi plain redware bowl with incised band by Priscilla Namingha Nampeyo. Although it is reminiscent of the incised redware pots made twenty years ago by Garnet Pavatia (using a can opener), Hopi incised pots are unusual. (Though when made, they are usually plainware.)...
1993-02 Grey Bowl with Mixed Designs

1993-02 Grey Bowl with Mixed Designs

Hopi pot with abstract Sikyatki bird design, by Nellie Nampeyo. According to an inscription on the bottom, this pot was “Given to Naomi White Bear by Nellie, October 6, 1971.” Nellie died in 1978. Thus, like 1992-09, this pot was given to the White Bears by its maker....
1992-10 Seedpot with Traditional Nampeyo Avian Design

1992-10 Seedpot with Traditional Nampeyo Avian Design

Hopi seed pot with feather design, Jean Sahme. The design is an interpretation of the design used by “Old Lady” Nampeyo on a pot that in 1992 was in Richard Howard’s home. The Nampeyo pot that served as the model for pot 1992-10 appears in Robert Ashton (1976:29) and...