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Native American Storytellers
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How
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Emily Fragua Tsosie has been an active Jemez
Pueblo potter since 1963 working with storytellers, clowns, corn
maidens and clowns. She is the sister of Caroline Fragua Gachupin,
Clifford Fragua, Bonnie Fragua, Chris Fragua and has many other
siblings that are potters. She was taught to work with clay by
her mother, Grace L. Fragua, and her grandmother, Emilia Loretto.
She has received awards at the Santa Fe Indian Market, the Eight
Northern Pueblos Arts & Crafts Show, and the Inter-tribal
Indian Ceremonial.
At left, top, is a wonderful piece by Emily that measures 6.75
inches tall with 6 children - beautifully done. Your price $285
~ Item #ST307.
The storyteller at right is 6.5 inches tall
with three children, a butterfly and a pot. Your price $195 ~
Item #ST314
Emily's work
has been published American Indian Art Magazine, SWAIA
Quarterly, Indian Market Magazine, "Storytellers & Other
Figurative Pottery" by Congdon-Martin; Berger & Schiffer's "Pueblo & Navajo
Contemporary Pottery" and Gregory Schaaf's "Southern
Pueblo Pottery".
This is a
beautiful and joyful storyteller (left, bottom) measuring 6
inches tall with four children all wrapped in a blanket. Your
price $160 ~ Item #ST315.
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