Haungooah, Art Cody - Bowl with Feathers and Rainbird (1976) )
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Haungooah, Art Cody – Bowl with Feathers and Rainbird (1976) )

2"w x 1.5"h

$ 550.00

This is a very intricately designed small bowl by Art Cody Haungooah from 1976.  It is has a wide shoulder and sloping side.  It is fully polished and fired a glassy black.  One side has a swirling feather design. The opposite side has a rainbird above the clouds. The background area is also fully etched away.  It is complex and creative!  The piece is signed, “Art Haungooah” and it is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, restoration, or repair.

Art Cody Haungooh: A “Reflected Light” in Pueblo Pottery

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This is a very intricately designed small bowl by Art Cody Haungooah from 1976.  It is round in shape, fully polished and fired red.  There are two rows of very tightly designed feathers.  Each row of the two rows has a different style of feathers. The base of the piece is etched with a water serpent and clouds.  It is amazingly complex for the size!  The piece is signed, “Art Haungooah” and it is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, restoration, or repair.

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Haungooah, Art Cody (1943-1985)

Art Cody Haungooah

Art Cody Haungooah

Art Cody Haungooah (1943 - 1985) began making pottery at Santa Clara Pueblo in the early 1970s.  Married to Martha Suazo from Santa Clara, he developed his unique style of incised imagery using Santa Clara coiling and polishing techniques. Until he passed away in the early 1980s, he was considered very creative for his distinctive imagery.  In 1976 he wrote of his work that, "I'm experiencing with the pot, in a manner similar to a painter, the subject matter, at a given moment is captured, and the impressions and thoughts.  They become living symbols and a living composition is created and recorded". Art said of his work, "Pottery is becoming a format for releasing designs and ideas - just like on canvas. In the future, I will surpass my present work and create artistic works of greater quality".  It makes one wonder if he had worked longer than the short ten-year span of his career what other innovative and original works he would have created!  Throughout his short career, he won numerous awards at The Heard Museum, Santa Fe Indian Market, Gallup Ceremonials, and other events. Click here to read more about Art Cody Haungooah, "Art Cody: A 'Reflected Light' in Pueblo Pottery".
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