Les Namingha, Hopi/Zuni - Contemporary Painted Pot (JM54)
This beautiful pot by Les Namingha is a blend of contemporary and traditional - the flared-neck shape of this Hopi pot is painted in the contemporary designs Les is known for.
Les was born on Zuni Pueblo in 1968 to Irene Vicenti, his Zuni mother, and Emerson Namingha, his Hopi-Tewa father. That makes him a grandson of Rachel Namingha Nampeyo and great-great-grandson of Nampeyo of Hano. He credits his aunt, Dextra Quotskuyva Nampeyo, with guiding him through the learning journey into becoming a traditional Hopi potter.
I hosted Les along with Steve Lucas in my gallery (see post card invitation) and the two of them fired pots in the parking lot of my gallery. This pot was sold during that show to a collector who enjoyed it and cared for it until his death. I am not selling the pot for his family. It is in perfect condition and comes with provenance.
Les is an award-winning artist who is noted for his masterful technique and artistic vision. This is a rare opportunity to collect a beautiful pot.
DETAILS
Artist: Les Namingha, Hopi
Size: 3 3/4" high x 4 3/4" diameter
Condition: from a private collection, very good condition
JM54
This beautiful pot by Les Namingha is a blend of contemporary and traditional - the flared-neck shape of this Hopi pot is painted in the contemporary designs Les is known for.
Les was born on Zuni Pueblo in 1968 to Irene Vicenti, his Zuni mother, and Emerson Namingha, his Hopi-Tewa father. That makes him a grandson of Rachel Namingha Nampeyo and great-great-grandson of Nampeyo of Hano. He credits his aunt, Dextra Quotskuyva Nampeyo, with guiding him through the learning journey into becoming a traditional Hopi potter.
I hosted Les along with Steve Lucas in my gallery (see post card invitation) and the two of them fired pots in the parking lot of my gallery. This pot was sold during that show to a collector who enjoyed it and cared for it until his death. I am not selling the pot for his family. It is in perfect condition and comes with provenance.
Les is an award-winning artist who is noted for his masterful technique and artistic vision. This is a rare opportunity to collect a beautiful pot.
DETAILS
Artist: Les Namingha, Hopi
Size: 3 3/4" high x 4 3/4" diameter
Condition: from a private collection, very good condition
JM54
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