This huge Hopi-Tewa polychrome jar has a decorated rim and an eagle-tail design modified by the addition of elegant red […]
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2007-16 Effigy Vessel with Molded Human Face
This asymmetric Hopi effigy vessel has a molded human face, black and red painted facial features, headband, and ornamentation. The […]
2007-15 Low Bowl with Abstract Hopi Peacocks
The bowl, which features two bird designs separated by panels of abstract decoration, is perfectly shaped and unusually low. As […]
2007-14 Commercial Slip-Cast – Glazed and Kiln-Fired Posole Bowl
Commercial slip-cast, kiln-fired bowl (unsigned) with traditional Hopi designs in underglaze pigments (probably decals) and a clear overglaze The seller […]
2007-13 Jar with Two Birds Fishing
Repeated twice on the vase is an image that appears to be a bird hunting a fish. The design is […]
2007-12 Jar with Monochromatic Eagle Tail Design
This jar is signed “Nampeyo/Fannie” and marked “1942” in pen. Apparently, Nampeyo formed it and her daughter Fannie painted it. […]
2007-11 Flat-Topped Seedjar with Sikyatki Birds – Cracked
The extraordinary flat shape of this pot is very difficult to form and (perhaps) as a result, the pot cracked […]
2007-10 Bowl with Checkered Rim and Powerful Curvilinear Design
The pot might be circa 1930s to 1950s, though this is just a guess. This pot has triangular bands of […]
2007-09 Elegant Redware Jar with Eagle-Tail Design
The clay body is made of a hard-to-work yellow clay called sikyatska, which, when fired, gives the pot an unusual […]
2007-07 2007-08 Small Seedpot #1 & #2 signed with a Tobacco Leaf
Pot 2007-07 incorporates four rows of dots in the design; the design on 2007-08 lacks these dots. Daisy’s Tewa name […]
