This bowl has a typical Nampeyo shape, somewhat deep with her characteristic extra rim coil. It is well-fired with one […]
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2014-19 Interlocking tiles with katchnas, feathers and inscription
The tile with the bottom slot is somewhat curved. Since the publication of the Messier book on Hopi and Pueblo […]
2014-18 Shallow bowl with everted rim, man-eagle design
This a gorgeous bowl, both in form and design. The walls of this bowl are a bit thick, the form […]
2014-17 Effigy pot with mountain sheep heads and handle
5.063” h (including about 0.9” of handle above the rim) X 6.0” w X 10.125” long including the two mountain […]
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. […]
2014-15 Large Polik’Mana canteen, Nampeyo design
10.0625” front to back (though the “flat” back is not actually flat, so this distance varies). 12.125” from spout to […]
2014-14 Small “bird hanging from sky band” dish
This is a simple and somewhat thick shallow bowl of undistinguished form. It is interesting in this collection because it […]
2014-13 Dish with insect variation of “bird hanging from skyband” design
This shallow bowl has an uneven rim and an extra rim coil, typical of Nampeyo’s work. It is often difficult […]
2014-12 Canteen in the form of the face of a Hummingbird Katchina
The height includes 0.75” that shows of the separate ceramic bottle stopper. The width includes two 1.25” handles, The depth […]
2014-11 Small ant pot
Small pots painted with ant images seem to have been the invention of Daisy Hooee Nampeyo who correctly believed that […]
