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Peynetsa, Anderson – Seedpot with Lizard and Dragonfly
3.5"w x 4"h
$ 125.00
This is a figurative seedpot by Anderson Peynetsa. The seedpot has a lizard in relief with its head extending up over the top of the piece. The tail swirls around the piece and the white dots on the back are a white clay and are raised. There is also a painted dragonfly on the piece. Dragonflies are significant as prayer messengers. The seedpot is striking both in shape and design. It is signed on the bottom in the clay.
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This is a figurative seedpot by Anderson Peynetsa. The seedpot has a lizard in relief with its head extending up over the top of the piece. The tail swirls around the piece and the white dots on the back are a white clay and are raised. There is also a painted dragonfly on the piece. Dragonflies are significant as prayer messengers. The seedpot is striking both in shape and design. It is signed on the bottom in the clay.
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Anderson Peynetsa is the son of Wilma Jean Peynetsa and the brother of Priscilla Peynetsa. He began making pottery in the eighth grade. His pottery involves gathering the clay and the natural pigments used to paint the designs on the pottery from the area around the Zuni Pueblo. Anderson is often aided by his wife, Aurelia, who polishes his pottery before he paints the designs.
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Peynetsa, Anderson
Anderson Peynetsa is the son of Wilma Jean Peynetsa and the brother of Priscilla Peynetsa. He began making pottery in the eighth grade. His pottery involves gathering the clay and the natural pigments used to paint the designs on the pottery from the area around the Zuni Pueblo. Anderson is often aided by his wife, Aurelia, who polishes his pottery before he paints the designs.