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                    and jewelry from the Zuni Pueblo

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Lizard Seed Pot by Gaylon WestikaLizard Seed Pot by Gaylon Westika
Lizard Seed Pot by Gaylon Westika
Lizard Seed Pot by Gaylon Westika

Gaylon's interpretation of a lizard in seed pot form. This clay creation will make an impressive and stimulating addition to your pottery collection. Gaylon's folks are Priscilla Peynetsa and Daryl Westika, both well-noted Zuni Pueblo potters. 3" tall and 2 1/2" wide. - $50.00

Nature Vase by Lynelle BesselenteNature Vase by Lynelle Besselente
Nature Vase by Lynelle Besselente
Nature Vase by Lynelle Besselente

A beautiful vase painted in earth tones and adorned with with flowers, butterflies and geometric birds. 6" tall and about 5" in diameter. Lynelle is a younger potter, and the niece of Lena Boone. Keshi is pleased to offer the pottery of this up-and-coming artisan. Not suitable as a vessel for liquid. - $260.00

Pot of Promise by Camille Bernal, Taos PuebloPot of Promise by Camille Bernal, Taos Pueblo
Pot of Promise by Camille Bernal, Taos PuebloPot of Promise by Camille Bernal, Taos Pueblo
Pot of Promise by Camille Bernal, Taos Pueblo

Subtly painted natural clay pot featuring light green desert flowers budding. This pot is a wonderful mix of traditional pueblo pottery making with new aesthetic execution. This design is almost reminiscent of cherry blossoms about to burst forth, in a sublime, Japanese style. 6" tall and 8" wide.
Camille gathers, processes, and hand coils all her pottery. She also fires all her pottery outside, in keeping with the pueblo technique. She’s also mixed some micaceous clay-flecks into some of her paints to achieve a shiny quality. - $750.00

Primitive Coil Water Pot by Erma Kalestewa HomerPrimitive Coil Water Pot by Erma Kalestewa Homer
Primitive Coil Water Pot by Erma Kalestewa HomerPrimitive Coil Water Pot by Erma Kalestewa Homer
Primitive Coil Water Pot by Erma Kalestewa Homer

Here is a magical pot created with images of water creatures: tadpoles and three-dimensional frogs. Erma learned her craft from her mother, Quanita Kalestewa, a very well-known Zuni potter. 2 1/4" tall and 2 1/2" wide. - $70.00

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