Pueblo Pottery

Handmade Jemez Pueblo pot, hand polished and painted with eagle feather design. Signed by Mary H. Loretto.  DETAILS:Artist: Mary H. Loretto, Jemez PuebloSize: 4 1/2" high x 6" at widestCondition: from a private collection, very good condition JM23

Taller, wide-shouldered Hopi pot with parrot tail design.  Signed by Marianne Navasie with her earlier symbol of a tadpole with an "M" next to a frog. Marianne Navasie (1951-2007) was the daughter of Joy Navasie (Second Frogwoman) and granddaughter of...

This beautiful white and black painted Laguna Pueblo pot is a traditional shape and design with a contemporary twist.  Signed "Lente-Laguna" by Marquis Dann-Lente. Marquis Dann-Lente (b. 1970) is a member of the Water Clan and Kachina Clan. He is...

Gorgeous Acoma Pueblo pot painted in a finely detailed eyedazzler design. Signed "F.V. Antonio" by noted potter Frederica Antonio.  Wow! Frederica Antonio specializes in contemporary hand-coiled pottery with hand-painted, intricate designs. She is married to Randy Antonio and is a...

The Gachupin family from the Jemez Pueblo are known for their beautifully shaped and polished melon style bowls.  This one is just beautiful and in excellent condition.  Melanie Gachupin, Jemez Pueblo b. 1974 created this pot and it has been...

This elegant and traditionally fired wedding vase was made by famed Hopi/Tewa potter Joy Navasie, also known as Frog Woman, which is the name she chose to honor her mother Paqua Naha (c. 1890–1955) the original Frog Woman.  This vase...

What a beautiful example of traditional Hopi pottery.  Fawn Navasie Garcia formerly known as "Little Fawn" began her pottery career in the 1970s and created this pot in the 1980s.  The family that purchased it directly from her were dear...

What a beautiful Santa Clara wedding vase!  While it is unsigned, the piece is in the style of Santa Clara Pueblo work and attributed to that pueblo by the owners who purchased the vase in the 1960s. The clay, slip...

A stunning piece of Acoma pottery in an Olla form decorated with traditional designs. These designs include a heartline deer, fine line and a corrugated top around the vessel. This is a thin-walled handmade open bowl that is absolutely beautiful...

Handmade San Ildefonso Pueblo blackware pot with painted kiva step design.  Unsigned. DETAILS:Artist: unknown, San Ildefonso PuebloSize: 3 1/2" high x 3 3/4" at widest, 2 1/2" diameter at mouthCondition: from a private collection, very good condition-some sticker residue on...

Vintage handmade polished clay pot with carved bear paw design, by Sophie Cata, Santa Clara Pueblo.  Sophie (1957- ) or 'Eagle Feather Basket", is the daughter of Francis Salazar and comes from a long line of distinguished, women artisans. Her...

This beautiful Hopi pot by Stetson Setalla is painted with a water design and geometric elements. Stetson, whose work has become quite sought after, began making pottery at the age of 19, learning from his mother Pauline Setalla.  Each piece...

This low painted pottery dish by Stetson Setalla is painted with a Hopi maiden and Kokopelli design. Stetson, whose work has become quite sought after, began making pottery at the age of 19, learning from his mother Pauline Setalla.  Each...

Traditional Hopi painted pot with parrot feather design signed by Carla Nampeyo.  This low, wide pot has a short, narrow neck.  Carla Nampeyo Claw is better known for her etched and carved pottery.  She is a daughter of noted potter...

Traditional, wide Hopi pot with parrot design and a narrow neck.  Signed by Gloria Mahle, with her leaf and feather hallmark.  She crafts her pieces with traditional Hopi-Tewa pottery designs. DETAILSArtist: Gloria Mahle, HopiSize: 3 1/2" high x 5 1/4"...

Beautiful Acoma Pueblo bowl painted in a fine line star design. Signed "Victorino" by Monroe Victorino. Monroe Victorino has been an active potter since 1976 working with polychrome bowls and jars. He is well-known for his superb fineline work, especially...

This traditional Hopi pot with a parrot tail design was created by James Nampeyo.  James Garcia Nampeyo (1958-2019) was a son of Leah Garcia Nampeyo, a grandson of Fannie Polacca Nampeyo and a great-grandson of Nampeyo of Hano. He was...