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Nice pot. Some missing paint, or it was made that way. See the pictures. About 4" tall, and about 5" across at the widest part which is around the middle. I don't know what is with the 100. I am not trying to clean this. I have used rubbing alcohol in the past. I won't try. You can't see it once it is displayed.
This is a Native American Jemez corn maiden that was hand made by, Joseph Gachupin, of Jemez Pueblo. This is a vary neat piece that is double sided. It has a face on one side and painted white, along with another face on the other side and painted black. It measures 6" tall and 3 1/4" wide.
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Specifics
- California Prop 65 Warning: Does not apply.
- Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
- Culture: Native American: US
- Provenance: Ownership History Not Available
- Modification Description: 100 is on the bottom. Not sure why. Original dealer price?
- Origin: Native American
- Condition: Nice pot. Some missing paint, or it was made that way. See the pictures. About 4" tall, and about 5" across at the widest part which is around the middle. I don't know what is with the 100. I am not trying to clean this. I have used rubbing alcohol in the past. I won't try. You can't see it once it is displayed.
- Modified Item: Yes
- Tribal Affiliation: Navajo
- All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
- Handmade: Yes
- Artisan: Mildred Antonio