Pahponee, Kickapoo/Potawatomie Vintage Smoked Pot with Etched Figural Design, ca. 1997 (SSC89)
This wonderful smoked and etched pot is a classic piece from noted potter Pahponee. The wonderful smoke clouds on this pot give it a real depth, and the etched figures are different on all sides. Figures include a shawl dancer, buffalo, fish, deer, bird, medicine man and dragonfly. Signed on the bottom Pahponee - All My Relations 1997. Just beautiful!
Pahponee is a highly awarded Native American potter and has been working with clay since the early 1980s. She is a descendant of the Kickapoo and Potawatomi Nations, originally from the Great Lakes. Her Kickapoo name, "Pahponee," translates as “Snow Woman.” She is a self-taught clay artist who fuses the traditional pottery methods of her woodland culture with contemporary techniques. Pahponee spent years experimenting with hand-dug clay and commercial clay as well as primitive outdoor dung firing and contemporary kiln firing. Her experimentation and research resulted in technical excellence in clay properties, tools, hand building, and firing techniques.
Pahponee’s style is elegant and graceful, and her one-of-a-kind pottery is inspired by her dreams and personal life experiences. She has won dozens of awards from nationally juried shows across the U.S.A.
DETAILS
Artist: Pahponee, Kickapoo/Potawatomi
Size: 8 1/4" high x 3 1/2" diameter at mouth, 5" at widest, 2" wide at base
Condition: from a private collection, great condition - some rub marks on the bottom rim
SSC89
This wonderful smoked and etched pot is a classic piece from noted potter Pahponee. The wonderful smoke clouds on this pot give it a real depth, and the etched figures are different on all sides. Figures include a shawl dancer, buffalo, fish, deer, bird, medicine man and dragonfly. Signed on the bottom Pahponee - All My Relations 1997. Just beautiful!
Pahponee is a highly awarded Native American potter and has been working with clay since the early 1980s. She is a descendant of the Kickapoo and Potawatomi Nations, originally from the Great Lakes. Her Kickapoo name, "Pahponee," translates as “Snow Woman.” She is a self-taught clay artist who fuses the traditional pottery methods of her woodland culture with contemporary techniques. Pahponee spent years experimenting with hand-dug clay and commercial clay as well as primitive outdoor dung firing and contemporary kiln firing. Her experimentation and research resulted in technical excellence in clay properties, tools, hand building, and firing techniques.
Pahponee’s style is elegant and graceful, and her one-of-a-kind pottery is inspired by her dreams and personal life experiences. She has won dozens of awards from nationally juried shows across the U.S.A.
DETAILS
Artist: Pahponee, Kickapoo/Potawatomi
Size: 8 1/4" high x 3 1/2" diameter at mouth, 5" at widest, 2" wide at base
Condition: from a private collection, great condition - some rub marks on the bottom rim
SSC89
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