1990s Hopi Jar
Hand-coiled, carved, and traditionally fired by Hopi potter Gary Polacca Nampeyo in the 1990s, this pottery jar showcases carved and hand-painted designs of Crow Mother Kachina, corn stalks, and traditional Pueblo motifs. The warm tones created through the firing process complement the detailed craftsmanship, making this a beautiful example of contemporary Hopi pottery rooted in traditional techniques.
7” Width, 6” Height (9.5” Height Including Ladder)
Hand-coiled, carved, and traditionally fired by Hopi potter Gary Polacca Nampeyo in the 1990s, this pottery jar showcases carved and hand-painted designs of Crow Mother Kachina, corn stalks, and traditional Pueblo motifs. The warm tones created through the firing process complement the detailed craftsmanship, making this a beautiful example of contemporary Hopi pottery rooted in traditional techniques.
7” Width, 6” Height (9.5” Height Including Ladder)
Description
Hand-coiled, carved, and traditionally fired by Hopi potter Gary Polacca Nampeyo in the 1990s, this pottery jar showcases carved and hand-painted designs of Crow Mother Kachina, corn stalks, and traditional Pueblo motifs. The warm tones created through the firing process complement the detailed craftsmanship, making this a beautiful example of contemporary Hopi pottery rooted in traditional techniques.
7” Width, 6” Height (9.5” Height Including Ladder)
