Auctiva Emporium: Vision Quest Traders Quality Native American Jewelry, Pottery & Storytellers

Item: Hand Coiled & Hand Painted Jemez Pot by Emma Yepa. Pueblo: Jemez Artist Info: Emma Yepa was born on 5/13/1968 into the Jemez Coyote Clan. She was taught her craft by her mother Ida Yepa. She specializes in stone polished redware and tanware, some sgraffito, melon swirl pots. She has won several awards and has been hard at work since 1981. Measurements: 3 5/8 inches tall, 4 inches wide and a 1 1/2 inch opening. All measurements are approximate. Condition: New, no scratches, chips or blemishes. Signed: Emma Yepa, Jemez Description: The workmanship on this stone polished and carved redware pot is so fine. It is carved on the top portion in bold Prayer Feather, Kiva Step and geometric patterns. The bottom portion is stone polished in rust giving the pot a dazzling contrast. Pictures cannot do it justice, you have to see it in person to appreciate it. Don't let it pass you by!. Retail Value: $120.00. Native American Pottery is hand made and often one of a kind. If you see something you like, do not hesitate to place a bid or you may lose a unique piece of art. To learn more about Pueblo Pottery please visit my Ebay Store at: http://stores.ebay.com/Vision-Quest-Traders/the-pueblo-storyteller-figurine.html

Item: Hand Coiled & Hand Painted Melon Kiva Pot by Pauline Romero. Pueblo: Jemez Artist Info: Pauline Romero was born in the Jemez Pueblo on 9/25/1962. She was taught her craft by her mother Persingular R. Tosa. She specializes in traditional redware, tanware, polished vases, melon jars, Wedding Vases and sgrafitto. She has won numerous awards. Her favorite designs are melons, Kiva Steps, feather in a row and swirls. Pauline has been hard at work since 1981 years. Measurements: 5 inches tall, 3 1/2 inches wide, with a 2 1/2 inch opening. All measurements are approximate. Condition: New no scratches, chips or blemishes. Signed: Pauline Romero, Jemez Description: Pauline Romero's work is highly collectible. She has won numerous awards. Talk about top of the line and breathtaking. This stone polished and carved redware pot with a Kiva Step opening and Melon design is magnificent. Pauline is noted for her Melon pots and Wedding Vases. Pictures cannot do this pot justice, you have to see it in person to appreciate its true beauty, don't let it pass you by!!!. Retail Value: $180.00 Native American Pottery is hand made and often one of a kind. If you see something you like, do not hesitate to place a bid or you may lose a unique piece of art. To learn more about Pueblo Pottery please visit my Ebay Store at: http://stores.ebay.com/Vision-Quest-Traders/Introduction-to-Pueblo-Pottery.html

Item: Hand Coiled & Hand Painted Santa Clara Pottery. Pueblo: Santa Clara Artist: April Naranjo Measurements: 2 1/2 inches tall , 3 1/3 inches wide with a 2 3/8 inch opening. All Measurements are approximate. Condition: New Signed: April Naranjo, Santa Clara PUE Artist Info: April is the daughter of Santa Clara potter Glenda Naranjo. Description: What a great piece to start off your Santa Clara pottery collection. This highly stone polished black on black pot is a masterpiece and a collectors dream. It is deeply carved with bold Prayer Feathers under the opening and one side is carved Kiva Steps to complete the outstanding look. Pictures cannot do it justice, you have to see it in person to really appreciate it. Don't let this work of art pass you by!!!. Retail Price: $110.00 Native American Pottery is hand made and often one of a kind. If you see something you like, do not hesitate to place a bid or you may lose a unique piece of art. To learn more about Pueblo Pottery please visit my Ebay Store at: http://stores.ebay.com/Vision-Quest-Traders/introduction-to-pueblo-pottery.html

Item: Hand Coiled & Hand Painted Cochiti Bear Figurine. Pueblo: Cochiti Artist: Edwin Herrera Measurements: 5 inches tall, 2 inches wide and 4 1/4 inches long. All measurements are approximate. Condition: New Signed: E Herrera, Cochiti, NM Artist Info: This work of art was created by noted Cochiti artist Edwin Herrera. Edwin was born into the Elk Clan on 6/6/ 1966. He was taught his craft by his mother the late and noted potter Mary Frances Herrera. He is the brother of Dorothy Herrera, Mary Ramona Herrera and the uncle of Johnna Herrera. He specializes in wildlife figures, Nativities, bear sculptures, Storytellers and pottery bowls. He has been hard at work since the early 1980's. Edwin likes to create his pottery in the old Cochiti Pueblo designs. Description: What an adorable and precious piece this is. Mama bear is giving her little cub sitting on her back a pony ride. Just look at all the fine detail from the raised ears, big eyes, snout, babies smile, to the Bear Paws painted on both sides of her body. Pictures cannot do this piece justice, don't let this work of art pass you by!!!. Retail Price: $110.00 Native American Pottery is hand made and often one of a kind. If you see something you like, do not hesitate to place a bid or you may lose a unique piece of art. To learn more about Pueblo Pottery please visit my Ebay Store at: http://stores.ebay.com/Vision-Quest-Traders/introduction-to-pueblo-pottery.html