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The vase at right measures 14.5 inches tall by 6.5inches wide. Your price $240 ~ Item #WV535. Click here to see an enlargement. These wedding
vases have excellent art work At left is a vase with pinwheel feather medallion and flowers on both spouts. It measures 14 inches tall by 6.5 inches wide. Your price $275 ~ Item #WV630.
The wedding vase at right features a diagonal weave pattern and flower on spout. It measures 14 inches tall by 6.5 inches wide. Your price $275 ~ Item #WV629 Place your cursor on the image to see another view of the vase.
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The wedding vase at left measures 11 inches tall by 5.5 inches wide. Your price $420 ~ Item #WV665. Pottery making
is a continuous prayer in her life. Each step in her process is
an occasion of ceremonial attunement. Mary states, “I ask
a blessing for each stage. Before beginning to make the pottery,
I ask Mother Earth to give me good clay because my belief is strong.
I respect the potteries. They give me bread and butter for my
family. I talk to the clay. I put my mind to making good pots.
I treat them like human beings so they won’t be broken.
If an accident happens, I bury the piece and give it back to The wedding vase at right measures 11.5 inches tall by 6 inches wide. Your price $450 ~ Item #WV666. Mary and
Simon Small’s pottery has won numerous awards including
1st place at the Santa Fe Indian Market, the Heard Museum Show,
the New Mexico State Fair, the Inter-tribal ceremonial, and the
Indian Arts & Crafts Association Show (IACA). She was the
IACA’s 2002 Artist of the Year,winning with a beautiful
olla that she is pictured with here. Mary’s work is
The vase at left measures 7 inches tall by 3.5 inches wide. Your price $150 ~ Item #WV692. SOLD
The vase at right measures 7 inches tall by 3.5 inches wide. Your price $150 ~ Item #WV693. Place your cursor on the image to see another view of the vase.
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Bertina uses local clay, hand coils and paints, and fires her pottery outdoors with cedar chips. Her work is beautiful, balanced and plush with terraced clouds, kiva steps, feathers, fine line rain and leaves - classic Jemez! She is one of our favorites. Included in Gregory Schaaf's "Southern Pueblo Pottery: 2000 Artist Biographies" and other publications. Her wedding vases have become very popular in recent years outselling many other potters who work in the genre. Place your cursor on the images to see another view of the vase. |
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