Tafoya-Sanchez, Linda - 11" Wide Bowl with 49 Carved Feathers and 34 Clouds
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Tafoya-Sanchez, Linda – 11″ Wide Bowl with 49 Carved Feathers and 34 Clouds

11"w x 8"h

$ 3,000.00

This is a large bowl by Linda Tafoya-Sanchez.  This jar has a round body and a turned in rim. The rim of the bowl is carved wtih 17 carved and polished clouds, and 17 micaceous slipped clouds. Below the clouds is a micaceous band.  There are 49 carved and polished feathers around the bottom of the bowl. The tips of the feathers extend upwards.  The bowl was traditionally fired a deep black coloration.  The bowl has a very modernist appearance and yet is classic in traditional design elements. It is signed on the bottom, “Linda Tafoya Sanchez”.

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This is a large bowl by Linda Tafoya-Sanchez.  This jar has a round body and a turned in rim. The rim of the bowl is carved wtih 17 carved and polished clouds, and 17 micaceous slipped clouds. Below the clouds is a micaceous band.  There are 49 carved and polished feathers around the bottom of the bowl. The tips of the feathers extend upwards.  The bowl was traditionally fired a deep black coloration.  The bowl has a very modernist appearance and yet is classic in traditional design elements. It is signed on the bottom, “Linda Tafoya Sanchez”.

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Tafoya-Sanchez, Linda (b. 1962)

Linda Tafoya Sanchez

Linda Tafoya-Sanchez

Linda learned the art of making Pueblo pottery from her parents, Lee and Betty Tafoya, and she is the granddaughter of Margaret Tafoya.  Her early pottery was signed "Linda Tafoya-Oyenque" when she lived in San Juan Pueblo.  She lives near Santa Clara Pueblo and signs her pottery, "Linda Tafoya-Sanchez."  She has won numerous awards for pottery at Santa Fe Indian Market and Heard Indian Market.  She was also featured on the front cover of New Mexico Magazine in August 2006 and a featured artist in the 2011 Santa Fe Indian Market Magazine.  Linda's polish and deep carving in her melon bowl design brings each piece an excellent complete polish reflection.  In addition, she often uses a dimension of micaceous clay in her matte finish to complete the character of each work.  We are pleased to work with Linda and keep a good selection of her works online.
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