Native American Storytellers

(Diane) Cheyenne Jim is a Navajo artist that has been sculpting storytellers for more than 25 years. She is in her mid-50s, self taught, and lives in the Window Rock area. She has won numerous awards at the Gallup Indian Ceremonial and the New Mexico State Fair. Cheyenne works with micaceous clay sculptures and storytellers that are very unique. This piece measures 5.5 inches tall. Your price $210 ~ Item #ST338 SOLD

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Tony Dallas is of Hopi/Pima heritage and married into Cochiti Pueblo where he has been actively working clay since 1982 creating Mudheads and Clown Storytellers. He is the son of Patrick and Marietta Dallas but was taught to work with clay by his mother-in-law Lucy Suina, cousin of Cochiti Pueblo's most famous storyteller creator, Helen Cordero. His work is included in Dr. Gregory Schaaf's book “Southern Pueblo Pottery: 2000 Artist Biographies”. This mudhead storyteller measures 3.5 inches tall with two children. The painting is detailed and rich with color. Your price $225 - Item #ST337.

At right middle, is a mudhead with one child that measures 3 inches tall - great color and detail as with all his work. Your price $185 - Item #ST336
At left, is one Tony's very popular 'Koshare' clowns doing a split. Superb painting, depth of color and detail are the hallmarks of his work. His popularity is growing at an amazing rate. Everyone loves these guys. This one measures 2.5 inches tall and the platform is 3.25 inches wide. Your price $110 - Item #ST218.

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