An elegant contemporary vase by Jemez artist Carol Vigil, showcasing a warm reddish-brown clay body. The vessel has a wide, rounded base that tapers into a slender neck with a distinctive slanted, hand-poured style rim. The surface is meticulously decorated with a dense, repeating pattern of four-petaled floral shapes in a light tan slip. On the front of the neck, a prominent circular medallion breaks the pattern, featuring sharp geometric lines and hatchwork traditional to Jemez pottery. The vase is set against a neutral, off-white fabric background.

This elegant vase by Carol Vigil embodies the rich pottery traditions of Jemez Pueblo while showcasing her unique contemporary vision.

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Image of a contemporary Acoma vase by Paula Estevan. It has a wide, disk-shaped base that narrows to a small vase at the top, with ridges that resemble a flower design. It is meticulously painted with interlocking geometric triangles that swirl upward, alternating between black and white and red and white. The triangles become smaller toward the top, creating a stunning pattern that mesmerizes the eye.

This contemporary Acoma vase by Paula Estevan is a beautiful expression of living Pueblo tradition.

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The Tafoya Family: A Legacy of Santa Clara Pueblo Pottery For generations, the Tafoya family of Santa Clara Pueblo has shaped clay into history. Step inside one of the most influential pottery lineages in Native American art.

Step back in time and explore the legacy of the Tafoya family of Santa Clara Pueblo, one of the most influential pottery lineages in the Southwest. Learn how their artistry shaped the history of Pueblo pottery in our latest blog post.

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Hopi vintage canteen by Stetson Setalla. It is made from brown clay and painted with traditional Hopi art and symbols. It has small handles with ropes for carrying.

This Hopi vintage canteen by Stetson Setalla is truly unique. Setalla is a Hopi artist recognized for his finely detailed pottery, including canteens and vessels that reflect traditional Hopi design and symbolism.

#hopipottery #nativeamericanpottery #indigenousart #stetsonsetalla #artcollectors

Laguna Contemporary Effigy by Michael Kanteena. It's a ceramic vessel shaped like a bird painted with symbols related to the Laguna Pueblo and their traditions.

This incredible piece is a Laguna Contemporary Effigy by Michael Kanteena. Michael’s pottery often carries cultural symbolism and storytelling elements, reflecting the traditions, beliefs, and artistic heritage of the Pueblo peoples.

#lagunapueblo #nativeamericanpottery #artcollector #oneofakindart

Took advantage of the break in the rainy weather streak yesterday to fire some earring cabs. 🔥

And I was able to find all the pieces after the fire was finished! 😅

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I wish we could return everything and let you decide the outcomes, determining who remains and who leaves. I deeply regret what occurred. I long for the chance to rewind and start anew.
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It’s all part of the process. 😅

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Heartland ARTIFACT AUCTIONS Native American, Pre-Columbian, and African Artifact Auction Sunday, July 27, 2025 at 11:00 AM EDT "All items were collected over 40 years by Jerry Maloney, of Eaton, Ohio. Jerry had a shop in Webb's Antique Mall in Centerville, Indiana for 20 years and continued collecting and selling for another 15 years. Jerry's fascination with human history and deep appreciation for traditional arts drove him to scour auctions, estate sales, markets, and shops in Ohio and Indiana. Collectors frequently sought him…

My family’s art and artifact auction- 400+ items! More online auctions coming! Moving and downsizing - #nativeamericanartifacts #antiques #africanmasks #fishinglures #duckdecoys #arrowheads #basketry #nativeamericanpottery

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Heartland ARTIFACT AUCTIONS Native American, Pre-Columbian, and African Artifact Auction Sunday, July 27, 2025 at 11:00 AM EDT "All items were collected over 40 years by Jerry Maloney, of Eaton, Ohio. Jerry had a shop in Webb's Antique Mall in Centerville, Indiana for 20 years and continued collecting and selling for another 15 years. Jerry's fascination with human history and deep appreciation for traditional arts drove him to scour auctions, estate sales, markets, and shops in Ohio and Indiana. Collectors frequently sought him

Antique knives and bayonet

Samples of auction- Vintage duck and pheasant decoy, Native American stone and horn artifacts - club and rattle

Native American pottery, antique snowshoes, brass bookend “End of the Trail”

My family’s art and artifact auction- 400+ items! More online auctions coming! Moving and downsizing - #nativeamericanartifacts #antiques #africanmasks #fishinglures #duckdecoys #arrowheads #basketry #nativeamericanpottery

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Sunshine ☀️

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Theodora Galvan Shije was a traditional potter from Zia Pueblo. As the records are so sparse, it seems she lived from 1899 to 1990. Theodora made Zia traditional pottery, generally thick and heavy jars or thick and heavy dough bowls. Everything was thick and heavy because the Zia clay and temper required it in order to have a lifetime. Her designs were also traditional Zia: roadrunner, rainbows, yucca plants and flowers, rain, clouds and weather symbols. Her designs were always in black, earth red, tan or light orange, all derived from either crushed minerals or boiled down plant juices.

Polychrome Jar
ceramic and pigment
c. 1915
Possibly Theodora Galvan Shije, Hayeina
Pueblo of Zia, New Mexico

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Ok. I’ll admit it’s a bit of a sickness, this habitual thrifting, but it’s hard to stop when you find amazing treasures that other discard
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Storyteller Native American pottery by Maria P. Romero 1982
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A really nice double wedding vase Acoma pottery . A thrift score from a few months back. #nativeamericanpottery #acomapottery #newmexico

More thrift finds . Habitual thrifter/ organized hoarder . Found this unsigned piece in a local thrift
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