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| Hound Pottery Effigy by Carlos Villalaba |
Carlos Villalaba is an outstanding effigy artisan who derives his inspiration from similar clay pots fashioned by the prehistoric potters of Paquime.
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Introduction
I began this blog in order to share insights and adventures in buying Native American art creations.
For a fun and informative look at traditional Navajo jewelry see the 1925 silent film THE VANISHING AMERICAN based on one of Zane Grey's Western sagas. You can rent from Netflix or buy via Amazon.com. It is also available for online downloading.
For a fun and informative look at traditional Navajo jewelry see the 1925 silent film THE VANISHING AMERICAN based on one of Zane Grey's Western sagas. You can rent from Netflix or buy via Amazon.com. It is also available for online downloading.
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- Mata Ortiz Effigy Dog by Carlos Villalaba
- Pottery Canteen by Angel Amaya
- Wedding Pottery Vase from Mata Ortiz by Jose Villa
- Cardinal Beauty by Vidal Corona of Mata Ortiz
- Santa Clara Pueblo Redware Pot by Sophia Cata
- Etched Frog Motifs from Mata Ortiz by Claudia Veloz
- Traditional Zia Polychrome Olla by Elizabeth Medina
- Jorge Corona Guillen's Double Rattlesnake Seed Pot
- Black Snake Pot from Mata Ortiz
- Polychrome Mata Ortiz / Casas Grandes Vase
- Rattlesnake through the Pottery Hole
- Owl Effigy from Mata Ortiz by Jose Corona
- San Ildelfonso Today
- Mata Ortiz Pottery
- Acoma Pottery by L Vallo
- Tourists and Potter Vendors circa 1902
- Santo Domingo Pottery Bowl by Vicky Calabaza
- Zuni Pueblo Lizard Seed Pot by AA Peynetsa
- Pueblo Closed to Non-Indians
- Nine Lizards on Pot Guard
- A Consummate Potter - Robert Tenorio of the Santo ...
- Santa Clara Pueblo Wedding Vase by Pauline Marie
- Hopi Coiled Pottery by Chereen Nampeyo
- Agnes Peynetsa's Frog Motif Seed Pot
- Jemez Pottery Moccasin Boot & Children by Diane Lu...
- Frog Storyteller by JOHNNA HERRERA
- Isleta Pueblo Storyteller Pottery Figurine by Lyne...
- Owl Pottery Effigies from Zuni, Old and New
- Black Pottery by Erik Fender (Than Tsideh)
- Isleta Pueblo Wedding Vase by RD Lucero
- ACOMA SEED POT by Charmae Natseway
- Pueblo Pottery Stamps
- Visiting Isleta Pueblo
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