Jemez Pottery - Toh-Atin Gallery
WEBJemez Pottery. Jemez Pueblo is located fifty miles northwest of Albuquerque and dates back to 1703. The pottery varies widely, depending upon the potter. Juanita Fragua is known for her melon styles pots, but she creates other styles, as well.
Jemez Pueblo Pottery - Palms Trading Company
WEBKathleen Wall and Fannie Loretto are both Jemez Pueblo artists who have won recognition for their contemporary pieces. Wall creates koshari clowns modeled after her children, and Loretto designs koshari masks. Add Authentic Jemez Pueblo Pottery to Your Collection.
Jemez Pueblo Pottery History & Style - Wheel & Clay
WEBAug 27, 2023 · That’s the signature of Jemez Pueblo pottery. The glossy finish, intricate geometric patterns, and the iconic kiva design (a nod to their sacred ceremonial spaces) – it’s all a testament to the unmatched skills of the Jemez artisans, including the likes of Dominique and her family lineage.
Jemez Pottery - King Galleries - Scottsdale & Santa Fe
WEBThe art of Jemez Pottery making was revived in the 1800s after being lost during the Spanish conquest of the American Southwest. After being developed in the traditional style, the pottery has been enhanced over the generations to include several wonderful clay colors and traditional shapes.
Maxine Toya | Native American Pottery - Eyes of the Pot
WEBHer repertoire as an artist includes matte, polychrome and polished redware storytellers, nacimientos (nativity scenes), Corn Maidens, clay sculptures, figures, miniature kivas and owls, plus textiles, prints, paintings and writings. She signs her pottery as: "Maxine Toya, Jemez", followed by the corn symbol to denote her Corn clan heritage.
The Pottery of Jemez Pueblo Artist Kathleen Wall - New Mexico …
WEBJul 21, 2021 · Through clay, artist Kathleen Wall uses the earth of her ancestors to tell the stories of her Jemez Pueblo community. The artist's whimsical pottery digs into serious issues and pushes the boundaries of Pueblo pottery.
Jemez Pottery: About Jemez Pottery - Bischoff's Gallery
WEBThe Jemez Pueblo pottery style of today is heavily influenced by the Zia Pueblo, neighbors who helped revive Jemez Pueblo’s pottery tradition. Some handmade pottery by modern Jemez artists has a glossy appearance to it from their traditional stone polishing technique.
Jemez Pueblo Pottery - PuebloDirect.com
WEBWe carry works from artists Linda Fragua and daughter Chrislyn Fragua, along with pieces from Judy Toya, Juanita Fragua, Mary Lucero, Diane Lucero, Mary Lewis and numerous other award winning Jemez Pueblo artists.
Marcella Yepa - Jemez Pueblo Pottery - Home
WEBContemporary Jemez Pueblo Pottery. Welcome! As a potter from Jemez Pueblo, I’m proud to be part of a long tradition of handmade pottery, and to work with pot styles that have been passed from generation to generation of the Jemez people.
Native American Jemez Pottery - Cameron Trading Post
WEBThe pottery of the Jemez Pueblo was long considered to be thick and unlovely, but in the 1970s and 1980s that reputation began to change. Families like the Bacas, Fraguas, Gachupins, Luceros, Tafoyas and others began to develop Jemez pottery, creating their own signature styles, and transforming Jemez pottery into the artistically beautiful and ...
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