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Daubs, Patricia – Large Seed Bowl with 22 Lizards (2001)
8.5"w x 4.5"h
$ 625.00
Patricia Daubs is a sister of noted potter Dennis Daubs. She is known for her intricately incised Jemez pottery. This is one of the largest pieces we have had of her work. It is fully polished tan and there are 22 lizards etched into the surface. Each lizard has a different design etched as the “scales”. They encompass the entire surface of the bowl. The piece is signed on the bottom in the clay, “Patricia Daubs, 2001”. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, restoration, or repair.
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Patricia Daubs is a sister of noted potter Dennis Daubs. She is known for her intricately incised Jemez pottery. This is one of the largest pieces we have had of her work. It is fully polished tan and there are 22 lizards etched into the surface. Each lizard has a different design etched as the “scales”. They encompass the entire surface of the bowl. The piece is signed on the bottom in the clay, “Patricia Daubs, 2001”. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, restoration, or repair.
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Daubs, Patricia (b. 1963)
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Patricia Daubs learned to make pottery from her brother, Steve Daubs. Her brother, Dennis Daubs, and Gerri Daubs, are also well known potters. Her pottery often includes feathers, kiva steps, and serpents designs. She also accents her pottery with turquoise stones to give it a unique style.
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Patricia Daubs learned to make pottery from her brother, Steve Daubs. Her brother, Dennis Daubs, and Gerri Daubs, are also well known potters. Her pottery often includes feathers, kiva steps, and serpents designs. She also accents her pottery with turquoise stones to give it a unique style.