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Marcus, Eric – Taos Micaceous Lidded Bean Pot (2025)
5"w x 3.75"h
$ 300.00
Eric Marcus is a son of noted potter Angie Yazzie. He learned to make pottery from Angie. Each piece is made from native micaceous clay and coil-built. This is a classic “bean pot” with a low, round shoulder and clay handles. It has a list that fit into the bowl. The use of micaceous clay gives the piece a sparkle. Much like Angie, he uses wood for outdoor fires. It is signed, “Eric Marcus”.
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Eric Marcus is a son of noted potter Angie Yazzie. He learned to make pottery from Angie. Each piece is made from native micaceous clay and coil-built. This is a classic “bean pot” with a low, round shoulder and clay handles. It has a list that fit into the bowl. The use of micaceous clay gives the piece a sparkle. Much like Angie, he uses wood for outdoor fires. It is signed, “Eric Marcus”.
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Eric Marcus (Taos Pueblo), was introduced to pottery by his mother, noted potter Angie Yazzie. Angie was raised at Taos Pueblo. She began making pottery when she was nine years old and learned from both her mother, Mary Archuleta and her grandmother, Isabel Archuleta. Eric makes pottery from the Taos micaceous clay.