Pamela (Pam) Navasie is a Hopi-Tewa potter from First Mesa, Arizona, and a member of the renowned Navasie pottery lineage. She is the daughter of celebrated Hopi potter Marianne Navasie, granddaughter of Joy Navasie ("Second Frog Woman"), and great-granddaughter of Paqua Naha ("First Frog Woman"), whose artistry helped establish one of the most recognized traditions in Hopi pottery. Continuing her family's legacy, Pam creates finely crafted whiteware pottery inspired by classic Hopi forms and designs, often featuring traditional red and black motifs. Her work is typically signed with the family's distinctive frog hallmark along with her initials, reflecting her connection to the celebrated Frog Woman pottery tradition.