Welcome to the Pueblo Pottery Page with handmade American Indian pottery and Native American story tellers from Sunshine Studio - Santa Fe Indian Traders - including Zuni pottery, Santa Clara pottery, San Ildefonso pottery, Hopi Pottery, Laguna pottery, Santo Domingo pottery, Navajo pottery. We have work available by Rachel Aragon, Goldie Hayah, Anderson Peynetsa, Myron Sarracino, Emily Fragua Tsosie, Emily Fragua-Tsosie, Emily Fragua, Emily Tsosie, Bonnie Fragua, P. Estevan,Elizabeth Medina, Elizabeth and Marcellus Medina, Deldrick and Lorinda Cellicion, Eva Histia, Marcus Homer, Stella Loretto, Estella Loretto, Milford Nahohai, Randy Nahohai, Noreen Simplicio, Reginda Kalestewa, Russell Sanchez, Rose Gonzales,Rachel Sahmie Nampeyo, Juanita Fragua, Thomas Tenorio, Robert Tenorio, Lucinda Toribio, and Elizabeth Naranjo.
All the items that we offer for sale are traditional hand-coiled pottery made from local native clay. We do not buy or sell any of the less expensive "greenware" or cast items that are sometimes found on today's market.
Hopi-Tewa Indian Pottery |
by Gregory Schaaf |
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Book-34: This book focuses on the Hopi-Tewa potters of First Mesa. The book begins with a chapter "Who are the Hopi -Tewa people", a chapter entitled "How do we evaluate Hopi-Tewa pottery?", a chapter on "How is Hopi-Tewa pottery made?", followed by 500 artist biographies and 450 illustrations. Following the artist biographies are several important appendices, family tree charts and an extensive bibliography, 199 pages, 9"x11-1/2". This is the first and, perhaps, the best in Greg's series. If you collect Hopi pottery, you must have this book. Price: $65 plus $5 shipping (Greg's books are heavy)- Status: Available All copies sold by Sunshine Studio are autographed by Gregory Schaaf, Author of " Hopi-Tewa Pottery", "Honoring the Weavers", "Wampum Belts & Peace Trees", "Ancient Ancestors of the Southwest", and "Symbols in Southwest Indian Art". |
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Book-36 - Changing Hands:
Art Without Reservation I, Contemporary
American Indian Art from the
Southwest
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Authors: David Revere McFadden and Ellen
Napiura Taubman
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Dimension: 9-1/2" x 11-1/2"
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Special Features: 224 pages, more than 200
illustrations - documents a traveling
exhibition of superb contemporary Native
American art - consisting of jewelry,
fetishes, paintings, pottery and weavings -
this book is now out-of-print
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Price: $50 plus $5 Shipping - Status: A
few copies available at this price
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Pot-174 Miniature Zuni Jar
by Agnes Peynetsa
Pot-174 Miniature: This polychrome Zuni Pottery olla is decorated with cloud designs, and a lizard climbing on its neck, 2-1/2" wide by 4" high, in native clay by Zuni potter Agnes Peynetsa, $100.
Pot-175 Miniature Zuni Wedding Jar
by Agnes Peynetsa
Pot-175 Miniature Wedding Jar: This traditional, polychrome miniature Zuni pottery wedding jar is decorated with deer, cloud, and flower designs, 4-5/8" high by 2-1/2" wide, in native clay by Zuni potter Agnes Peynetsa, $110.
Pot-185 Zuni Swan Bowl
by Marcus Homer
Pot-185 Zuni Swan Bowl: This elegant, hand-coiled polychrome Zuni Kiva Bowl is done in the form of a swan with tadpole and a raised frog, 5" wide by 8" long, in native clay by Zuni potter Marcus Homer, Sold - awaiting pickup - Ask us, we have another similar swan pot by Marcus Homer!
Pot-187 Zuni Frog Bowl
by Milford Nahohai
Pot-187 Zuni Frog Bowl: This traditional hand-coiled polychrome Zuni Kolowisi (Water Serpent) bowl is decorated with tadpoles and a raised frog, 2-3/8" high by 5-5/8" dia, in native clay by Zuni potter Milford Nahohai, $300.
Pot-152 Acoma Olla
by Loretta Joe
Pot-152 Olla: This traditional, large polychrome Acoma Pottery olla is decorated with deer, corn, cloud, and flower designs, 10" wide by 10-1/2" high, in native clay by Acoma potter Loretta Joe, $480.
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Pot-181 - Zuni Bowl
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Artist: Eileen Yatsattie - signed - Tribe: Zuni
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Material: Native Clay - Dimension: 2-7/8" h x
7-1/4" dia
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Special Features: Hand-coiled Zuni bowl,
polychrome clouds and heartline deer design,
contemporary.
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Price: $180 - Status: Available
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Pot-182 - Zuni Frog
Jar
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Artist: Eileen Yatsattie - signed - Tribe: Zuni
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Material: Native Clay - Dimension: 6-1/4" h x
6-1/2" dia
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Special Features: Hand-coiled Zuni jar, polychrome
clouds and heartline deer design with two large
raised frogs, contemporary.
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Price: $300 - Status: Available
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Pot-183 - Zuni Frog
Olla
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Artist: Eileen Yatsattie - signed - Tribe: Zuni
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Material: Native Clay - Dimension: 6-1/4" h x
8-3/4" dia
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Special Features: Hand-coiled Zuni olla,
polychrome clouds, birds, and
tadpole design with two large raised frogs,
contemporary.
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Price: $600 - Status: Available
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Pot-194 - Corn
Maiden
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Artist: Emily Fragua Tsosie - signed - Tribe:
Jemez
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Material: Native Clay - Dimension: 11"
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Special Features: This medium-sized corn maiden is
hand-coiled from native clay and is decorated with
natural pigments.
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Price: $360 - Status: Available
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Pot-76 Grandfather Storytellers: Leonard Tsosie, husband of potter Emily Fragua-Tsosie of Jemez Pueblo, created this pair of "Grandfather" storytellers. The grandfather on right has been sold, the grandfather on left has a red on black bandana and drum, two children each, 3" wide, 6" tall each, $200 plus $30 shipping each.
Pot-144 Jemez Mudhead Storyteller
by Bonnie Fragua
Pot-144 Mudhead Storyteller: This Jemez Storyteller is a Walatowa, or mudhead. It is done in native clay with two children, cloud, and lightning. Native colors, 7-1/4" tall, by Bonnie Fragua of Jemez Pueblo, $280.
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Pot-223 - Hopi Bowl
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Artist: Nyla Sahmie Nampeyo - Tribe: Hopi
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Dimension: 4" h x 12" dia
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Special Features: Beautiful hand-coiled Hopi bowl
by a member of the Nampeyo family. This bowl comes
with a Polaroid photo of the artist holding her
bowl.
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Price: $900 - Status: Available
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Pot-224 - Large Jar
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Artist: Edwin and Minerva Sarracino - Tribe: Acoma
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Dimension: 6-3/4" h x 8-1/2" dia
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Special Features: Large geometric pattern
hand-coiled Acoma jar.
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Price: $300 - Status: Available
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Pot-225 - Acoma Jar
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Artist: Robert Patricio - Tribe: Acoma
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Dimension: 7" h x 7-3/4" dia
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Special Features: Elegant medium-sized hand-coiled
Acoma jar by up-and-coming potter Robert Patricio.
This piece comes with a Polaroid photo of the
potter holding his jar.
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Price: $325 - Status: Available
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Pot-226 - Laguna
Olla
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Artist: Lu Ann Cheromiah - Tribe: Laguna
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Dimension: 7" dia x 9" h
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Special Features: Fine hand-coiled old-style
Laguna olla from a member of the famous Cheromiah
family. Comes with a Polaroid photo of the artist
holding her olla.
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Price: $550 - Status: Available
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Pot-228 - Acoma Olla
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Artist: Doris Patricio - signed - Tribe: Acoma
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Material: Native Clay - Dimension: 8-1/4" h x 9"
dia
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Special Features: Elegant large Acoma geometric
design olla by the mother of potter Robert
Patricio, comes with Polaroid photo of the artist
holding this pot.
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Price: $450 - Status: Available
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Pot-159 - Large Jar
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Artist: Thomas Tenorio - signed - Tribe: Santo
Domingo
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Material: Native Clay - Dimension: 14" h x 11" w
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Special Features: Large, hand-coiled Santo Domingo
Pottery jar. Superb polychrome design with birds
and flowers. This piece comes with a Polaroid
photo of the artist with his work, contemporary.
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Price: $950 - Status: Available
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Pot-170 Zuni Olla
by Noreen Simplicio
Pot-170 Zuni Olla: This contemporary Zuni Pottery polychrome olla is decorated with deer, birds, and flowers in the traditional Zuni style, 7-1/2" tall by 8-1/2" wide, in native clay by Zuni potter Noreen Simplicio, $1000.
Pot-167 Zuni Olla
by Anderson Peynetsa
Pot-167 Zuni Olla: This contemporary polychrome Zuni Pottery olla is decorated with long-necked deer in the style made famous by the Peynetsa family, 10" tall by 8-3/4" wide, in red native clay by Zuni potter Anderson Peynetsa, $1000.
Pot-165 Hopi Jar
by Frog Woman (Joy Navasie)
Pot-165 Jar: This traditional, polychrome Hopi pottery jar is decorated with geometric, corn, cloud, and leaf designs, 6-1/2" wide by 3-3/4" high, in native clay by renowned Hopi potter Joy Navasie (Frog Woman), comes with a Polaroid photo of potter holding pot,$1000. Sold
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Sunshine Studio, a small home-based business located in 3180 Vista Sandia, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87506, has been in business since 1970, on the Internet since 1995, and is a member of ATADA, Antique Tribal Arts Dealers' Association, Inc. Our Guarantee: We will accept the return of any item for full refund within 10 days if returned in its original condition, no questions asked. Shipping and insurance charges are the responsibility of the customer. For more information, check our Ordering Information.
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