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Howato, Ramon – Seedpot with Wind Designs
4"w x 3.25"h
$ 175.00
Ramon Howato is a son of noted potter Diana Tahbo. He learned to make pottery from his uncle, Mark Tahbo. This seedpot is coil built, painted with bee-weed (black) and traditionally fired. The piece is fully painted with a variety of cloud, rain and other Sikyatki inspired designs. The painting seems both traditional in style and yet with a stylistic sense of designs matching the form. The seedpot is signed on the bottom in the clay, “Ramon Howato” and a pipe, as he is “Tobacco Clan”.
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Brand:Howato, Ramon (b. 1978)
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Ramon Howato is a son of noted potter Diana Tahbo. He learned to make pottery from his uncle, Mark Tahbo. This seedpot is coil built, painted with bee-weed (black) and traditionally fired. The piece is fully painted with a variety of cloud, rain and other Sikyatki inspired designs. The painting seems both traditional in style and yet with a stylistic sense of designs matching the form. The seedpot is signed on the bottom in the clay, “Ramon Howato” and a pipe, as he is “Tobacco Clan”.
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Ramon Tahbo Howato (b.1978), Hopi-Tewa is a son of noted potter Dianna Tahbo and nephew of Mark Tahbo. He is a descendant of Grace Chapella. Ramon coil-builds his pottery and each piece is painted with natural clay slips and traditionally fired. He credits his uncle, Mark Tahbo, for much of his inspiration and teaching him to make pottery.
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Howato, Ramon (b. 1978)
Ramon Tahbo Howato
Ramon Tahbo Howato (b.1978), Hopi-Tewa is a son of noted potter Dianna Tahbo and nephew of Mark Tahbo. He is a descendant of Grace Chapella. Ramon coil-builds his pottery and each piece is painted with natural clay slips and traditionally fired. He credits his uncle, Mark Tahbo, for much of his inspiration and teaching him to make pottery.