Jemez Pueblo Storyteller Pottery Doll By Linda Lucavo Fyaglia

Late 20th Century

4" H x 3.375" L x 2.375" W

Hand Built from Clay of a Sitting Adult Holding Two Children in Her Lap with a Blanket Over Her Head

From a Private Colorado Collection

In Good Condition with Chip at Top of Blanket on Her Head and a Small Chip on Her Left Eye (Priced As Is)

Linda Lucero Fragua is a respected potter from Jemez Pueblo (also known as Walatowa). Members of the Fragua family are well-known for their storyteller figurines and other Jemez pottery styles, which often include detailed children, animals, or additional elements. Her pieces are typically small-to-medium sized (e.g., 6" tall) and depict a storyteller with multiple children. Examples include figures with two children or even six children, and some incorporate animals like goats.