Concho, Lolita – Large Double Spout Jar (1970’s)

Lolita Concho was among those potters helping to revive historic Acoma pottery designs and forms in the 1970’s.  This jar is from the 1970’s.  It is a unique shape with two spouts. The designs are a variation of lighting and rain designs.  There is a striking flow of design on both sides.  Note as well the painting on the side with additional cloud swirls.  It is an exceptional piece in size and design.  The jar is signed on the bottom, “L. Concho”.  It is in good condition with no chips, cracks, restoration or repair.

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Concho, Lolita Torivio (1914-2000)

Lolita Torivio Concho was among those potters helping to revive historic Acoma pottery designs and forms in the 1970s.  She was the daughter of Antonio and Teofilia Torivio.  She was a sister of Juanita Torivio, Mamie Torivio-Ortiz, Francis Torivio, and Connie Torivio Garcia. She was the mother-in-law of noted potter Dorothy Torivio and taught her the techniques for painting tight even lines.