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SKU: 260929-13

Zia Pueblo Pottery By Harviana Toribio

$910.00

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ca. 1920's

7" H x 5.375" D

Hand Coiled Pot with a Cream Top Field and a Terracotta Colored Bottom with a Bird Motif Design Signed Harviana Toribio Zia D

In Very Good Condition

Harviana Pino Toribio (1904–1949), also known as Sr’audyuwi’, was a notable historic potter from Zia Pueblo (Tsi-ya) in New Mexico. She was the daughter of Tomas Pino and the well-known potter Martina Galvan Pino. In 1925 she married Frank (San Francisco) Toribio, son of Mariano and the prominent potter Rosalia Medina Toribio. They had two children, Felecita and Elsie Toribio. She began making pottery in her mid-teens (around age 15–16, ca. 1910s–1915) and continued until near the end of her life (active roughly to 1948). She died at age 45, giving her a relatively short career.

Condition: Very Good

Tribe: Zia

Year Range: 1900 - 1925

Region: Southwest

Dimensions: 7 in5.38 in

Category: Pottery - Historic

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