Harrison Begay Jr. - Santa Clara Black Jar with Carved Kachina Design
c. 2007 6.25" x 5.5", signed on the bottom.
Near excellent condition; very minor surface wear to the sides.
Acquired from a private collection in Arizona. The owner purchased this at the Heard Museum Indian Fair and Market in 2007.
Please reference item P90350B-0620-018.
Santa Clara Pueblo is located 26 miles north of Santa Fe, New Mexico. Santa Clara potters have been making a highly polished blackware since the late 19th century. Sara Fina Tafoya (1863-1949) is credited with developing the deep carving now characteristic of much Santa Clara pottery and which was carried on by her daughter Margaret. Potters at Santa Clara also make redware (carved and un-carved), polychrome buff and red ware and imaginative figurines.
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This is a Sioux Native American US handmade Pottery Vase / Jar
Measures approximately 5" tall
There is some spotting and wear - please see photos.