Native American Pottery

Native American Indian Pottery Duck Effigy Ethel Shields Acoma Pueblo Clan yqz

Native American Indian Pottery Duck Effigy Ethel Shields Acoma Pueblo Clan yqz
Native American Indian Pottery Duck Effigy Ethel Shields Acoma Pueblo Clan yqz
Native American Indian Pottery Duck Effigy Ethel Shields Acoma Pueblo Clan yqz
Native American Indian Pottery Duck Effigy Ethel Shields Acoma Pueblo Clan yqz
Native American Indian Pottery Duck Effigy Ethel Shields Acoma Pueblo Clan yqz
Native American Indian Pottery Duck Effigy Ethel Shields Acoma Pueblo Clan yqz
Native American Indian Pottery Duck Effigy Ethel Shields Acoma Pueblo Clan yqz
Native American Indian Pottery Duck Effigy Ethel Shields Acoma Pueblo Clan yqz
Native American Indian Pottery Duck Effigy Ethel Shields Acoma Pueblo Clan yqz
Native American Indian Pottery Duck Effigy Ethel Shields Acoma Pueblo Clan yqz
Native American Indian Pottery Duck Effigy Ethel Shields Acoma Pueblo Clan yqz
Native American Indian Pottery Duck Effigy Ethel Shields Acoma Pueblo Clan yqz

Native American Indian Pottery Duck Effigy Ethel Shields Acoma Pueblo Clan yqz
Welcome to Estate Auctions Inc! We work with consigners from Coast-To-Coast and work hard to make sure we have top quality items. We are'Your Quality Zone' - search'YQZ' to see our other listings. Native American Indian Pottery Duck Effigy Ethel Shields Acoma Pueblo Clan. Acoma Pueblo Yellow Corn Clan Artist Signed b. 1926 of the Acoma Pueblo Yellow Corn Clan. Famous for her Nativity sets, this black and orange on white figural effigy has been hand signed by the artist on the base. 7" tall by 9" long and in good overall condition with no chips, cracks or breaks, just minor display wear. Be sure to scroll through our many photos for specifics! A great piece of Acoma pottery by the listed Native American artist Ethel Shields and the perfect addition to your ethnic pottery collection!

Acoma Pottery as found on the acomaskycity website GREAT Site! The pottery of Acoma is strongly recognized for fluted rims, thin walls and geometric design.

Potters of the pueblo implement similar techniques found in the local region, from collecting of the clay material from limited sources, forming the vessel for specific use, decorating with patterns. Keep scrolling there are 20 pictures and. More description beneath the photos below! Click on any photo to see it in its original size in a separate tab. And design by hand, to firing the pot at high temperature.

Even though these pots were traditionally hand-coiled, with hand-mixed clay and custom slip, some contemporary potters have chosen to save time and energy while constructing stunning pieces by using molds. It is also not unusual for pots to be kiln fired, rather than the traditional method, but the expression of the individual artist lies in the manner in which they chose to represent their art form. The difference can often be seen and felt since custom pieces tend to be thinner, lighter, and have a coarse interior. Regardless of the approach, the hand painted design selection varies. Traditional designs include rainbow bands, parrots, and deer; or a black and brown motif with geometric pattern and impressively accurate fine lines. Orange and black are traditional colors, however, current artists have incorporated new, bright and vibrant colors as generations have passed. Hatching patterns symbolize rain, while lightning, thunder clouds and mountains are also represented. The influences of the cycle of life, water and sky are frequently used. New designs have become more detailed to catch the eye.

The pottery of Acoma, aside from its prized artistic value, was originally functional. Pottery provided storage, cooking, and eating. Water jugs were used by the men of Acoma for long hunting trips or camping. Other pots were used as seed pots to store seeds for planting in the coming years. Today the pottery of Acoma is not only revered and collector for its unique artistic characteristics but also because of its immensely rich historical value.

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The item "Native American Indian Pottery Duck Effigy Ethel Shields Acoma Pueblo Clan yqz" is in sale since Sunday, August 09, 2015. This item is in the category "Collectibles\Cultures & Ethnicities\Native American\ US\1935-Now\Pottery". The seller is "estateauctionsinc" and is located in Seaford, Delaware. This item can be shipped worldwide.

  • Artisan: Ethel Shields
  • Country of Manufacture: United States
  • Tribal Affiliation: Acoma Pueblo


Native American Indian Pottery Duck Effigy Ethel Shields Acoma Pueblo Clan yqz