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Alice Cling

Alice Cling Large Vase Navajo Pot

Alice Cling was born in 1946, in Cow Springs Arizona, the daughter of Rose Williams, a well-known traditional Native American potter. She is considered the vanguard of contemporary Navajo ceramists, credited with being the first to polish her ware with a smooth well-worn river stone instead of the traditional corn cob. Hallmarks of her work are its sleek, stylized shapes with minimal decoration and a unique, highly polished surface. Each pot is mad by hand, never on a wheel, of local red clay whose source is a well-kept secret. Coated with pinon pitch and dried on a wood-burning stove in her living room, each is signed by the artist, whose award-winning work is increasingly collectible.

This large pot measures 10 inches high by 6 inches in diameter, and is signed by Alice.

  • Item No.: A1894
  • Artist: Alice Cling
  • Size: 10 in H 6 in D
  • Price: 475

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