CCHP-01acoma -— Large incised green ware 9”H x 7 ½”W Acoma Pueblo pot signed L/CC.  The incising reveals pure white clay underneath the red slip outer surface.  This pot was made in the late 1980’s and originally sold by the potters to the Silver Nugget, a defunct trader in Winslow, AZ. $110.00

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CCHP-02zia — Large traditional Zia Pueblo pot made and signed by Gloria Gachupin, sister of the well-known potter Helen Gachupin. The designs used by Gloria are the same as those used by Helen and her grandmother. This pot is 7 ‘/₂”H x 9 V₂” W, is a coil pot, hand painted with four “Zia birds” and rainbows and is traditionally fired. Historically, the Zia potters are known for making utilitarian storage pots that are both beautiful and sturdy. This Pueblo has been the source of storage jars used in other Pueblos; the Pueblos having traded their goods for the Zia pottery. $195.00

CCHP-03sf - Unusual San Felipe Pueblo bowl with crosshatch exterior and interior Jackrabbit and moon painting. There are few potters currently practicing their art at San Felipe and this is an outstanding example of the quality work being made at San Felipe. This is a traditionally made pot 3-¼” H x 8 ½” W, signed by Marie R. Sandoval. $149.00

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CCHP-04jemz — Traditional coil, hand painted and open fired pot signed by Geraldine Chinana, Jemez Pueblo, NM. This pot, measuring 11 “H x 6-3/4“ W, has a sculptured rim and is painted with traditional Jemez designs. $110.00

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CCHP-05acoma —   Large Acoma Pueblo incised green ware pot signed by Vina Leno. The incising reveals a red clay pot with a black surface slip providing the design, which includes a Kachina, surrounded by traditional Acoma design motif. Originally shown by The Silver Nugget, a now defunct trader in Winslow, AZ.  Includes a photo of the potter holding this pot.   This pot was originally purchased by the collector in the late 1980’s. $150.00

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CCHP-06hopi —    Traditional Hopi Pueblo wedding vase, 10 ½”H x 5 ¼”W, signed by Kathleen Collateta Sandia, currently living at Jemez Pueblo, NM. This pot is made from clay dug on the Hopi Reservation, Polacca, AZ. by Kathleen’s father for use by her grandmother, mother, sisters and herself. It is a coil built pot, hand painted with traditional classical Hopi feather design and fired in an open, above ground firing. Kathleen learned her pottery skill from her grandmother Sarah Collateta, Polacca, AZ., and her mother, a Jemez Pueblo lady married to Kathleen’s Hopi/Tewa father, Kachina carver Tom Collateta.  $200.00

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CCHP-07hopi —   Traditional Hopi vase, 7”W x 9” H, signed by Erna Chosa, Jemez Pueblo, NM.  This vase is constructed from coiled clay dug on the Hopi Reservation for use by her mother, sisters and herself. It is hand painted with classical Hopi designs. The rim is sculptured.$120.00

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