Old ZIA PUEBLO Pottery GACHUPIN *Zia Bird* Flower* 6.5x3.5 Inch* FREE SHIPPING*
A wonderful example of the classic Zia Bird on two sides and a flower on the other two. Thick walls; pie-crust design painted on upper rim; signed on the bottom Gachupin with the first name illegible (possibly Mary). Measures approximately 6.,5 inches at widest diameter and 3.5 inches high. There is some small chipping to one of the birds and a lesser amount to one of the flowers; fortunately the bowl can still be displayed well. No other obvious chips, cracks or repairs.
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Nice San Ildefonso pot by Desideria Montoya Sanchez. Sister of Maria Martinez,
Desideria Montoya Sanchez was an excellent potter.
Pot measure's approximately 5.5" W x 3.5" H.
This piece was acquired from an estate sale in Raleigh, North Carolina. The pot has an interesting provenance. According to the note found in the vessel, this pot was a gifted to the Prestons by Native American ambassador Mary Stone "Ataloa" McClendon during a speaking engagement at Shorter College in Rome, Georgia.
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