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Tafoya, Emily – Green Seedpot with Corn Dancer Figure
2"w x 1.5"h
$ 200.00
Emily Tafoya was the wife of noted potter Ray Tafoya and is the mother of Jennifer Moquino. This seedpot is fully polished green and etched with a pueblo scene around the sides. The top has a Pueblo Corn Dancer figure wearing a tablita. In her hands she is holding feathers. All the various additional clay colors are added after the firing. It is signed on the bottom.
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Emily Tafoya was the wife of noted potter Ray Tafoya and is the mother of Jennifer Moquino. This seedpot is fully polished green and etched with a pueblo scene around the sides. The top has a Pueblo Corn Dancer figure wearing a tablita. In her hands she is holding feathers. All the various additional clay colors are added after the firing. It is signed on the bottom.
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Emily Tafoya was the wife of noted potter Ray Tafoya and the mother of Jennifer Tafoya. She is known for her miniature sgraffito pottery and has won awards at Santa Fe Indian Market and the Heard Museum Market. Her work has been featured in books such as "Generations".
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Tafoya, Emily
Emily Tafoya was the wife of noted potter Ray Tafoya and the mother of Jennifer Tafoya. She is known for her miniature sgraffito pottery and has won awards at Santa Fe Indian Market and the Heard Museum Market. Her work has been featured in books such as "Generations".