PAULINE SETALLA - LRG ANTIQUE VINTAGE HOPI PUEBLO INDIAN DOUGH BOWL POT POTTERY

Description

Fine and nice thin walled high quality pottery Hopi small dough / serving bowl. Made of all hand coiled native clay and sheep dung fired in the traditional way and painted with vegetal paints, with a hand made yucca brush this pot is as nice as can be and very typical of her work. Pauline Setalla (1930 - ), married into the Frog Woman/Feather Woman families. Pauline Talasyousia married Justin Navasie Setalla, and Pauline learned to make pottery when she was immersed in the Navasie family. It was reported by her son that she is in ill health and has retired from making pottery. She had 10 children, some of whom are potters carrying on her legacy. She was raised on the village of Mishongovi on the Hopi Reservation. She learned pottery production techniques from her mother-in-law, Agnes Navasie, and her sister-in-law, Eunice Navasie. HER POTTERY APPEARS IN MANY PROMINENT PUBLIC AND PRIVATE COLLECTIONS including the Smithsonian, Heard, and Peabody. She has shown in Santa Fe and Santo Domingo. A MUSEUM GRADE EXAMPLE FIT FOR THE BEST OF COLLECTIONS AND IT HAS NO RESERVE !
MUSEUM GRADE POTTERY  -
please see all additional photos at bottom of page
- NO RESERVE !
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SIZE:
It measures
approx. 8 1/4  inches +/-  in diameter at the widest points and is approx. 4 +/- inches tall.
CONDITION:  EXCELLENT  with typical  signs of use/age. - scuffing as is typical including one larger spot odf approx. 3/8 by 2 +/- inches.  - NO CHIPS, CRACKS, OR REPAIRS.
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PLEASE SEE ADDITIONAL PHOTOS BY SCROLLING DOWN TO THE BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE.
SIGNATURES/MARKINGS:
It is
marked/signed as shown with Pauline's mark as well as her name, " PAULINE SATELLA ".
COMMENTS: Fine and nice thin walled high quality pottery Hopi  small dough / serving bowl. Made of all hand coiled native clay and sheep dung fired in the traditional way and painted with vegetal paints, with a hand made yucca brush this pot is as nice as can be and very typical of her work.
Pauline Setalla
(1930 - ), married into the Frog Woman/Feather Woman families.
Pauline Talasyousia married Justin Navasie Setalla, and Pauline learned to make pottery when she was immersed in the Navasie family.
It was reported by her son that she is in ill health and has retired from making pottery.   She had 10 children, some of whom are potters carrying on her legacy.  She was raised on the village of Mishongovi on the  Hopi Reservation.  She learned pottery production techniques from her mother-in-law, Agnes Navasie, and her sister-in-law,
Eunice Navasie
. HER POTTERY APPEARS IN MANY PROMINENT PUBLIC AND PRIVATE COLLECTIONS including the Smithsonian, Heard, and Peabody. She has shown in Santa Fe and Santo Domingo.
A MUSEUM GRADE EXAMPLE FIT FOR THE BEST OF COLLECTIONS AND IT HAS
NO RESERVE !
In the rare instance something is damaged in shipping it will be the buyer's sole responsibility to process the claim at the post office. We will provide all the required documentation to help you speed through the process. We cannot issue refunds for directly for items damaged in shipping as we are not the insurer and the post office rules will not allow anyone but the recipient to handle the claim. The cost of your insurance is paid by you and is factored into the shipping costs.
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