SKU: 22-1183

New Mexico Pueblo Storyteller Doll By Esta Bain

$250.00

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ca. 2000

7.125" H x 6875" L x 5.875" W

Hand Build White Clay Pottery with a Smoky Finish from Traditional Firing Method of a Woman Holding 3 Children (2 Girls and 1 Male) and Looks Like they are All Singing from Albuquerque, New Mexico with Fire Cloud Finishing 

From a Private Colorado Collection

Excellent Condition

Esta Bain is an American ceramic artist based in New Mexico, known for her handbuilt clay sculptures inspired by Southwestern and Native American themes, such as storytellers (figures of elders or mothers with children representing oral traditions), water carriers, masks, crosses, and decorative plaques. 

Her work often features red clay with colorful glazes, textured surfaces (like broom-swept finishes), and motifs that convey warmth, strength, and cultural heritage. She has been creating pottery for over 30 years, with pieces that are typically one-of-a-kind and signed.

Condition: Excellent

Tribe: Mexican - New Mexico - Rio Grande

Year Range: 2000 - Current

Region: Mexico - Central and South America

Dimensions: 7.13 in6.88 in5.88 in

Category: Pottery - Storyteller Doll

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