Zuni Pottery

The revival of Zuni Pueblo pottery in the 20th century was largely due to the efforts of two women who married into the Pueblo: Hopi/Tewa Daisy Hooee (granddaughter of the incomparable Nampeyo) and Jennie Laate from Acoma Pueblo.

Zuni Pueblo is in western New Mexico, about 140 miles west of Albuquerque.

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Chavez, Margie

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Nice large bowl in Butterfly design.

Sienna, cream and brown over buff background.

Height: 3 3/8"
Diameter: 9 5/8"

Edaakie, Tara

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Pretty polychrome pot in lizard design.

Unusual rust/orange stippled slip under the design.

Height: 5 7/8"
Diameter: 5 1/2"

Edaakie, Tara

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Pretty polychrome pot in floral/Heartline Deer design.

Unusual stippled slip under the design - Rust/orange around neck and lower portion; White around central portion.

Height: 5 1/4"
Diameter: 6 1/2"

#9103

Simplicio, Noreen

Zuni Pueblo pot by Noreen Simplicio

Wonderfully intricate, complex designs on a delicately thin-walled pot by this multiple award-winning artist.

Height: 6 1/4"
Diameter: 8 1/4"

#4370

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Simplicio, Noreen

Zuni Pueblo Kiva olla by Noreen Simplicio

Wonderful Kiva olla in the Deer-in-His-House design. Noreen has crafted a multitude of tiny figures atop this exquisite sculpture. This is another very thin-walled piece.

Height: 6 5/8"
Diameter: 6 1/2"

#9081