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1970s Prehistoric Bird Pot pendant-style_pin Some of the natural dyes

SKU: 90010971822

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Description

Some of the natural dyes used in this piece are Mistletoe and Navajo Tea Plant

Substantial in both scale and weight

375” Length

the design reflects the origin story of the Hopi people emerging into the present world through Sipapu

black leather cord

1970s Prehistoric Bird Pot pendant-style_pin Some of the natural dyesHopi Tewa pottery bowl by Carol Namoki of Tewa (Hano) Village, Polacca, Arizona, dating to the 1970s. Painted in red and black on a white slip, the design features a stylized bird motif inspired by prehistoric Sikytki pottery, with bold geometric elements and a polished red interior. A fine example of mid 20th century Hopi Tewa revival work by a talented potter. 6. 25 Width, 4. 5 Height

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