Cain, Linda - Jar with Avanyu & Rain Drops
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Cain, Linda – Jar with Avanyu & Rain Drops

4"w x 6.25"h

$ 1,100.00

This unique shape vessel by Linda Cain.  Linda is a daughter of Mary Cain and the mother of Tammy Garcia and Autumn Borts-Medlock.  It is carved with an avanyu on one side, with a very stylized circular appearance.  The opposite side has a water design carved into the clay.  The carved areas are polished red while the remainder of the jar is a matte tan.  The contrast of the matte and polished surfaces creates a striking distinction and emphasizes the imagery.

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This unique shape vessel by Linda Cain.  It is carved with an avanyu on one side, with a very stylized circular appearance.  The opposite side has a water design carved into the clay.  The carved areas are polished red while the remainder of the jar is a matte tan.  The contrast of the matte and polished surfaces creates a striking distinction and emphasizes the imagery.

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Cain, Linda (b. 1949)

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Linda Cain

Linda Cain was born in 1949 on the Santa Clara Pueblo, and has been making pottery since 1970. Her Native American Tewa name is "Yellow Corn." Linda is known for her abstract style pottery which utilizes modern shapes but traditional inspired imagery and design.  She learned to make pottery from her Mother Mary Cain and is a Granddaughter of Christina Naranjo, and Great-Granddaughter of Sara Fina Tafoya. She is also the mother of noted potters Autumn Borts-Medlock and Tammy Garcia. Linda continues to create some stunning and creative pottery, and we always pleased to have her new work in the gallery! She has won numerous awards at Santa Fe Indian Market and Heard Indian Art Fair, and her work can be found in museums throughout the southwest.  She has been featured in numerous publications such as American Indian Art Magazine, and the Eight Northern Indian Pueblos Official Guide.
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