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Davis, Titus – Jar with Moon Phases
4.75"w x 4.5"h
$ 130.00
Titus Davis is the son of noted potter Darla Davis and a brother-in-law of Eric Lewis. He creates hand-built pottery that combines the classic fine-line designs with a modern approach. This jar has a round shape with a slight shoulder. The fineline patterns encompass the surface of the piece. There is a negative space is a series of moon phases. The shape and designs work perfectly together. It is signed on the bottom.
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Titus Davis is the son of noted potter Darla Davis and a brother-in-law of Eric Lewis. He creates hand-built pottery that combines the classic fine-line designs with a modern approach. This jar has a round shape with a slight shoulder. The fineline patterns encompass the surface of the piece. There is a negative space is a series of moon phases. The shape and designs work perfectly together. It is signed on the bottom.
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Titus Davis
Titus Davis produces hand-built and painted traditional Acoma pottery with a contemporary flair of fine-line precision. He adds flowing fluid lines to a near perfect geometric background producing the third dimension in-depth to the painting.
Titus Davis was introduced into pottery making by his mother, Darla Davis, and his grandmother, Rachel James. He has a sister named Alicia Chino and his brother-in-law is Acoma potter Eric Lewis. Titus offers a new contemporary and distinctive style to Acoma designs. He is known for his broad curved lines, set against a classic background of Acoma white clay, with geometric and precise black line patterns. The different concentric lines of his pottery flow in several directions, but each meets perfectly on the 360-degree radius.
