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SAL: Teresa Garcia Salvador Gorgeous Acoma Corrugated Wedding Vase Theresa Garcia-Salvador, often sigs as SAL, Acoma NM, is a contemporary Native American potter born in 1964 and a member of the Red Corn Clan from the Acoma Pueblo. She specializes in hand-coiled, thin-walled Acoma water vessels, flat seed pots, and fine-line geometric or "eye-dazzler" polychrome and black-and-white designs. Her pieces are made traditionally without molds, using native clay gathered from Pueblo lands, hand-painted with ground mineral pigments, and outdoor-fired. Signatures: She has signed her work as SAL, "T. Garcia" (earlier in her career) and later as "TS" or "Theresa Garcia-Salvador". The pot was hand made from local clay and was hamd-coiled and hand-decorated by Teresa. This weding vase is 6 1/2 inches tall by 5 inches in diameter. Item No.: A1915 Artist: SAL: Teresa Garcia Salvador Size: 6 1/2 in H x 5 in D Price: 225

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Debbie Brown Gorgeous Acoma Polychrome Olla

This pot is the creation of one of the finest Acoma and Pueblo potters and pottery decorators, Debbie Brown. Debbie was born in 1962 into the turkey/Sun Clan at Acoma and is a member of a large family of distinguished potters and pottery matriarchs. She is the granddaughter of Jessie Garcia who along with Debbie's mother Sarah Garcia taught her the art of pottery making. She is the sister of such notable potters as Donna Chino and Goldie Hayah. She is known for her brilliant slips, her solid painting, the detail and fine execution of her designs. Debbie is known for her exquisite renditions of the Acoma Parrot, Kokopellis, polychrome designs and other figures and her works are eagerly sought out by collectors.

The pot was hand made from local clay and was hand-painted by Debbie.

This pot is 9 1/2 inches tall by 10 1/2 inches in diameter. The decoration is based on traditional designs found on historic Acoma pottery and it is solidly and precisely painted with no weak spots on the slip or the remaining decoration. A truly striking piece.

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