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Late 20th Century
(1) 3.1875" H x .25" L x 1.3125" W (2) 2.875" H x .3125" L x 2.6875" W
(1) Ceramic Clay Vase with Hand Painted White, Terracotta and Grey Colors in Geometric Design with a Red Ribbon for Hanging Signed Mary Small (2) Ceramic Clay Carved Village Building with Rubbed White Finish with a Tan Hemp Twine for Hanging Signed St. Francis, NM ST
In Very Good Condition
Mary Small (1940–2024) was a celebrated artist from Jemez Pueblo, known for her creative traditional Jemez pottery. Her Towa name was “Kal-la-Tee,” meaning “New Indian Basket.” She incorporated distinctive elements like gray slip (a clay coating) in her designs, along with terracotta bases, bold geometric patterns, and motifs in black, white, orange/red, and gray. She produced a variety of works, including pots, vases, storyteller figures, nativity sets, figurines, and smaller items like ceramic ornaments or charms.
Taos Pueblo ceramic ornaments are beautiful, often handmade or printed pieces that celebrate the iconic Taos Pueblo in New Mexico—a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its ancient multi-storied adobe structures, one of the oldest continuously inhabited communities in North America.
Condition:
Very Good
Tribe:
Jemez
Year Range:
1975 - 2000
Region:
Southwest
Dimensions:
3.19 in0.25 in1.31 in2.88 in0.31 in2.69 in
Category:
Pottery Bowls and Jars Post 1940
