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Fine Pueblo Pottery

INDIVIDUAL ZIA POTTERY
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Elizabeth Medina Lidded Zia Pottery
This is beautiful jar or olla that Elizabeth Medina of the Zia pueblo executes in masterful fashion. This jar measures 8 1/2 inches high (including lid) and 5 inches in diameter at its widest part. It is decorated with stylized versions of the Zia bird, or roadrunner along with sharply colored bands, clouds and floral arrangements. The decoration is simply elegant, arranged with a sharp eye for space along the surface of the pot. Note the combinatioelegant n of traditional Zia designs with fine line work!
All the elements to construct this wonderful piece were provided by Mother Earth. As Elizabeth says in Fourteen Families, ``basalt is used for temper after it is broken up by freezing temperatures at the side of the river.''
- Item No.: A1695
- Artist: Elizabeth Medina
- Size: 8 1/2 in H x 5 in D
- Price: 270
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