This was one of my favorite pieces of pottery at Indian Market. This is the work of Alvina Yepa from the Jemez Pueblo. It's amazing really, the beauty that one creates from the earth.
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beautiful item! the color and detail! Unfortunately, today we prefer quantity to quality... Bye !
This is a beautiful piece, Randy, and I love the title of your post. Before I came to New Mexico, mud was just mud to me. Now I live in a house made out of it (adobe)!
Randy, this is a breathtakingly beautiful piece of pottery. It stands out on the portal as I'm sure it stood out during the market. Good choice to illustrate what is available to see during Indian Market.
17 comments:
beautiful item! the color and detail! Unfortunately, today we prefer quantity to quality...
Bye !
Beautiful piece.
Dids you buy it?
Very Beautiful!
This is a beautiful piece, Randy, and I love the title of your post. Before I came to New Mexico, mud was just mud to me. Now I live in a house made out of it (adobe)!
For sure, it is gorgeous! I envy people who can take something so mundane and create something like this with their bare hands.
Truly a beautiful piece!
Oh wow, this is just stunning. I have a perfect spot for that!
Definitely a beauty! I wonder how big it is.
Wow! This is an awesome shot!
That is absolutely gorgeous.
Some people simply are talented. This is magnificent. I'd rather not know the price tag.
Great composition
Randy, this is a breathtakingly beautiful piece of pottery. It stands out on the portal as I'm sure it stood out during the market. Good choice to illustrate what is available to see during Indian Market.
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The enlargement is just stunning. It looks so delicate that it couldn't support itself but it does.
That urn is beautiful and you did it justice. Good head to post, too.
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