1960s Santa Clara Bowl
1960s Hand-Coiled and Traditionally Fired Blackware Santa Clara Bowl with Hand-Carved Designs and a Polished Finish. This piece of pottery has some slight wear but is in great overall condition.
Margaret Tafoya (1904–2001) was a renowned Santa Clara Pueblo potter known for her large, hand-coiled blackware and redware vessels with finely polished surfaces and carved traditional designs. A matriarch of the Tafoya pottery family, she played a major role in elevating Pueblo pottery to fine art and received the National Heritage Fellowship in 1984.
10” Width, 4” Height
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1960s Santa Clara Bowl
1960s Hand-Coiled and Traditionally Fired Blackware Santa Clara Bowl with Hand-Carved Designs and a Polished Finish. This piece of pottery has some slight wear but is in great overall condition.
Margaret Tafoya (1904–2001) was a renowned Santa Clara Pueblo potter known for her large, hand-coiled blackware and redware vessels with finely polished surfaces and carved traditional designs. A matriarch of the Tafoya pottery family, she played a major role in elevating Pueblo pottery to fine art and received the National Heritage Fellowship in 1984.
10” Width, 4” Height
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1960s Hand-Coiled and Traditionally Fired Blackware Santa Clara Bowl with Hand-Carved Designs and a Polished Finish. This piece of pottery has some slight wear but is in great overall condition.
Margaret Tafoya (1904–2001) was a renowned Santa Clara Pueblo potter known for her large, hand-coiled blackware and redware vessels with finely polished surfaces and carved traditional designs. A matriarch of the Tafoya pottery family, she played a major role in elevating Pueblo pottery to fine art and received the National Heritage Fellowship in 1984.
10” Width, 4” Height
