Kimberly Riley Honyumptewa is from Laguna Pueblo and married to Aaron Honyumptewa who is Hopi/Picuris. She learned to make pottery from her mother-in-law Caroline Simbolo Cine in the traditional Picuris style and using native clay from the area. Each piece is coil built and traditionally fired.  These two miniature are traditional water jar and bowl shapes.  They are made from Picuris clay and traditionally fired.  There are slight blushes on the surfaces of both pieces.  They are each signed on the bottom.  Kimberly has been making pottery for the past year and we look forward to her continuation of this traditional pottery.