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How
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 Marcus
Homer
has been an active potter since 1978 working with polychrome jars,
bowls, effigy and frog pots, seedpots, wedding vases and canteens.
He has won first place and other awards at the Inter-tribal Indian
Ceremonial, the Eight Northern Indian Pueblos Arts & Crafts
Show, the New Mexico State Fair, the Heard Museum Show, and the"Zuni
Show" at the Museum of Northern Arizona in Flagstaff.
At right is a truly stunning engagement basket with a twisted
coil handle, kiva step sides and great graphics featuring both
frogs and tadpoles. Very well done with crisp solid colors and
detail - the best of this genre. It  measures
6 inches tall by 9 inches wide. Your price
$230 ~ Item #ZUN60.
We couldn't resist a couple of salamander plates trimmed out
in tadpoles. These are 3-D critters as you'll see by the second
rollover images. Whimsical but definitely labor intensive to work
with these delicate figures. Delightful and bound to make a smile.
The plate at left is 10 inches wide with five salamanders. Your
price $295 ~ Item #ZUN64 Click
here to see an enlargement. SOLD
Homer's work has been published in
Dr. Gregory Schaaf’s “Southern Pueblo Pottery 2,000
Artist Biographies” and Berger & Schiffer’s “Pueblo
and Navajo Contemporary Pottery”. His work is  regularly
carried at the Indian Craft Shop, U.S. Department of the Interior,
Washington, D.C., and at the Pueblo of Zuni Arts & Crafts
in Zuni, New Mexico.
The plate at right has four salamanders and is 6.5 inches wide.
Your price $195 ~ Item #ZUN65 Click
here to see an enlargement. SOLD
Roll
your cursor over images to see second view of this pottery.
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Noreen
Simplicio of Zuni
Pueblo has been making pottery since she was in high
school and was inspired by Jennie Laate and Angelina Medina
who both taught Noreen the ways of traditional Native American
pottery making. 
