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Daubs, Dennis - Large Jar with Sun and Feather Designs (1980s) 
Sanchez, Desideria - Plainware Bowl (1950s) 
Candelario, Hubert – Micaceous Melon Bowl with 40 Holes, Ribbon
5.25"w x 3.25"h
$ 4,000.00
Hubert Candelario is one of the few potters working at San Felipe Pueblo. This is a new variation to his iconic “holey pots”. The piece is made with micaceous clay and Hubert says that he will slip the piece (i.e. put layers of clay on the surface over and over) 3 to 6 times. That creates an even tonality to the mica. The piece was built to have eight large, rounded “melon” ribs. Each rib is then cut with five circular holes that vary in size depending on their location. The contrast of the round ribs and the round circles is perfect on this piece! The piece is new from 2024 and has a Blue Ribbon from the 2024 Heard Indian Market. It is signed, “Hubert Candelario”. Spectacualr!
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Hubert Candelario is one of the few potters working at San Felipe Pueblo. This is a new variation to his iconic “holey pots”. The piece is made with micaceous clay and Hubert says that he will slip the piece (i.e. put layers of clay on the surface over and over) 3 to 6 times. That creates an even tonality to the mica. The piece was built to have eight large, rounded “melon” ribs. Each rib is then cut with five circular holes that vary in size depending on their location. The contrast of the round ribs and the round circles is perfect on this piece! The piece is new from 2024 and has a Blue Ribbon from the 2024 Heard Indian Market. It is signed, “Hubert Candelario”. Spectacualr!
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Hubert Candelario is one of the few active potters from San Felipe Pueblo. He began making pottery in 1990 using traditional micaceous clay. Hubert says he puts several coats of slip onto the surface so that the mica has an even "sparkle"! Hubert has won numerous awards for his pottery, and his work can be found in museums nationwide.
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Candelario, Hubert (b. 1965)
Hubert Candelario is one of the few active potters from San Felipe Pueblo. He began making pottery in 1990 using traditional micaceous clay. Hubert says he puts several coats of slip onto the surface so that the mica has an even "sparkle"! Hubert has won numerous awards for his pottery, and his work can be found in museums nationwide.