Navajo Glazed Two Birds Pottery

Late 20th Century

1.5" H x 2.25" L x 3.125" W

Hand Coiled Small Ceramic Bird Figurines Featuring Two Stylized Birds Side by Side on a Shared Base and the Birds have Long, Pointed Beaks, Simple Modeled Eyes, and a Glossy, Translucent Glaze in Warm Reddish Brown Tones with Darker Brown to Black Mottling or Splotches that give a Natural somewhat Wood Grain or Tortoise Shell Effect (Signed Underneath Unreadable Signature)

In Very Good Condition

Navajo pottery, made by Diné (Navajo) artists, includes both traditional and contemporary styles. Traditional pieces are typically hand-coiled, outdoor-fired, and coated with piñon pine pitch for a distinctive dark brown, glossy finish with smoky variations—often without bright commercial glazes.