Gonzales, Rose - 8" Wide Bowl with Feather Design (1950s)
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Gonzales, Rose – 8″ Wide Bowl with Feather Design (1950s)

8"w x 4"h

$ 800.00

Rose Gonzales is often considered the first at San Ildefonso Pueblo to make carved pottery. However, over the course of her career, she created a variety of styles including plainware, painted and carved pottery.  This wide bowl is her classic shape with the sharp shoulder.  It is painted on the shoulder with a feather and storm pattern.  The painting is sharp and the bowl is very highly polished.  It is fired a deep black in coloration.  It is signed on the bottom in the clay, “Rose”.  It is in excellent condition with no crack, restoration or repair.

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Brand:Gonzales, Rose (1900-1989)

Rose Gonzales is often considered the first at San Ildefonso Pueblo to make carved pottery. However, over the course of her career, she created a variety of styles including plainware, painted and carved pottery.  This wide bowl is her classic shape with the sharp shoulder.  It is painted on the shoulder with a feather and storm pattern.  The painting is sharp and the bowl is very highly polished.  It is fired a deep black in coloration.  It is signed on the bottom in the clay, “Rose”.  It is in excellent condition with no crack, restoration or repair.

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Gonzales, Rose (1900-1989)

Rose Gonzales

Rose Gonzales was one of the early innovators of deeply carved pottery at San Ildefonso Pueblo in the 1930s. She was originally from San Juan Pueblo and married Robert Gonzales in 1920. Her carved pottery was a cameo in appearance as it is not deep and ends on the sharp edge of her pottery.  She was the mother of Tse-Pe Gonzales and taught him and his wife, Dora Tse-Pe to make pottery.  She was also the great-aunt of Russell Sanchez and taught him to make pottery.  Over the years, she won numerous awards for her pottery's distinctive designs and highly burnished surfaces.
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