Hopi Pueblo Black on Red Pottery By Irma David

ca. 1970

4.375" H x 5.5" D 

Hand Coiled Black on Red Clay with Traditional Motifs and a Very Faint Signature 

In Good Condition with Light Surface Wear

Irma David is a Hopi potter. The daughter of Randolph and Sunbeam David, she is also the sister of famous Hopi painter and kachina artist Neil David Sr. She is a member of the Parrot Clan of Polacca, AZ.

Irma became active as a potter around 1970, mostly making black-on-red and black-and-red-on-yellow seed pot jars decorated with feathers, clouds, bear claws, bird elements, moths and geometric designs.