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Concho, Rachel – PItcher with Flower Design (1970s)
2.75" long x 1.5"h
$ 125.00
Rachel Concho (b. 1937) learned to make pottery from her mother, Santana Cerno. She is a sister of Joseph Cerno and mother-in-law of Carolyn Lewis-Concho. In 2000 she won Best in Show at Santa Fe Indian Market. Her pottery is coil built and painted with bee-weed (black) and clay slips. This is a small pitcher with a twisted or braided handle. There is a plant design painted on the sides and front. It is signed on the bottom, “R. Concho”. It is in very good condition with no chips, cracks, restoration or repair.
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Rachel Concho (b. 1937) learned to make pottery from her mother, Santana Cerno. She is a sister of Joseph Cerno and mother-in-law of Carolyn Lewis-Concho. In 2000 she won Best in Show at Santa Fe Indian Market. Her pottery is coil built and painted with bee-weed (black) and clay slips. This is a small pitcher with a twisted or braided handle. There is a plant design painted on the sides and front. It is signed on the bottom, “R. Concho”. It is in very good condition with no chips, cracks, restoration or repair.
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Rachel Concho, Acoma Pueblo[/caption]
Rachel Concho learned to make pottery from her mother, Santana Cerno. She has won numerous awards for her pottery, including "Best of Show" at the 2000 Santa Fe Indian Market.
Rachel Concho, Acoma Pueblo[/caption]
Rachel Concho learned to make pottery from her mother, Santana Cerno. She has won numerous awards for her pottery, including "Best of Show" at the 2000 Santa Fe Indian Market.