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Gonzales, Tse-Pe – Black and Sienna Jar with Bear and Turquoise (1980s)
4.5"w x 5.75"h
$ 900.00
Tse-Pe Gonzales was a son of noted potter Rose Gonzales. This jar is from the 1980s. The jar is fully polished and etched with a bear on one side. The neck of the jar is two-toned sienna. There is an inset turquoise hei-shi bead for the eye of the bear. There is an additional inset piece of turquoise next to the bear. The jar is signed on the bottom with Tse-Pe’s hallmark, “TP”. It is in very good condition with no chips, cracks, restoration, or repair.
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Tse-Pe Gonzales was a son of noted potter Rose Gonzales. This jar is from the 1980s. The jar is fully polished and etched with a bear on one side. The neck of the jar is two-toned sienna. There is an inset turquoise hei-shi bead for the eye of the bear. There is an additional inset piece of turquoise next to the bear. The jar is signed on the bottom with Tse-Pe’s hallmark, “TP”. It is in very good condition with no chips, cracks, restoration, or repair.
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Tse-Pe Gonzales
Tse-Pe Gonzales was the son of noted potter Rose Gonzales. Rose taught both Tse-Pe and his wife, Dora, to make pottery. They worked together until around 1980 and then they divorced and began to each work separately. Tse-Pe's work is signed with his "TP" hallmark. They were also innovators for their time, and were featured in 1976 in the pivotal book, "7 Families in Pueblo Pottery".
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Gonzales, Tse-Pe (1940 - 2000)
Tse-Pe Gonzales
Tse-Pe Gonzales was the son of noted potter Rose Gonzales. Rose taught both Tse-Pe and his wife, Dora, to make pottery. They worked together until around 1980 and then they divorced and began to each work separately. Tse-Pe's work is signed with his "TP" hallmark. They were also innovators for their time, and were featured in 1976 in the pivotal book, "7 Families in Pueblo Pottery".
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