8 1/2" tall by 10" diameter with a flat shoulder. Traditionally built with coils of native clay, decorated with bee plant paint.

Acoma Rain Birds alternate with seeded foliage, but the best part of the design is the revolving star around the mouth, it really moves!

Fine original condition, no cracks or repairs. The black around the rim is slightly abraded, they probably displayed something in it.

Deeply carved, highly polished and pit fired to black, this pottery miniature is 3/4" diameter.

Signed Tafoya Oyenque.

Traditionally hand built with native red clay, painted with bee plant and white slip, pit fired.

4" by 4" by 2 1/2", this miniature canteen has the traditional shape of a full size Hopi water canteen.

When we visited Priscilla at her home at Polacca she always had some small potteries for sale as well as more major pieces.

4 1/2 long, 1" deep.

Sadly Priscilla left us in 2008 but we have fond memories of her!

This fine miniature jar is 2" tall by 3" diameter, great shape and thin walls, expertly painted with a variation of the Nampeyo eagle tail motif.

Traditionally hand crafted native clay, pit fired.

Helen Shupla, b.1928-d.1985, created this 7 1/2" by 9" jar in 1984, the culmination of a long and prosperous career.

Stephen Trimble was so impressed by her melon jars he made them the cover of his book "Talking With the Clay".

Perfect original condition, signed and dated 6-5-84.

With a most traditional design, a multi-faceted border surrounds a plain center, this is most like the vintage tile by Garnet Pavatea.

3 1/4" by 5". Minor paint abrasion.

This is perfectly round and flat, quite a feat! Dimensions are 4 3/4" diameter by 3/8". Signed.

Perfect original condition.

The seminal creature appears on ancient Hopi pottery and may suggest the beginnings of life.

4 1/2" by 5", fine original condition.