Manygoats, Elizabeth - 10" Wide Jar with Horned Lizards and Cactus
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Manygoats, Elizabeth – 10″ Wide Jar with Horned Lizards and Cactus

10"w x 5"h

Original price was: $ 400.00.Current price is: $ 300.00.

Elizabeth Manygoats is a daughter of noted potter Betty Manygoats.  She is known for her folk-art style pottery with figures in relief or applique on the surface. Elizabeth says that she often emphasizes Navajo women and their daily lives in her work because “They’re the ones I look up to.”  This is a large jar that is coil-built and it is VERY thin-walled, The jar has a wide shoulder and flat top.  On the top are three horned lizards and three prickly pear cactus in relief.  The jar was traditionally fired to create the coloration on the surface.  After the firing, it was covered in pinon pitch in the style of traditional Navajo pottery.  The piece is signed, “E. M”.

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Elizabeth Manygoats is a daughter of noted potter Betty Manygoats.  She is known for her folk-art style pottery with figures in relief or applique on the surface. Elizabeth says that she often emphasizes Navajo women and their daily lives in her work because “They’re the ones I look up to.”  This tile is designed in relief on the front. It has a Nativity scene in relief.  She is famous for her Nativity sets and scenes on tiles and clay vessels.  After the firing, the entire piece is covered in pine pitch in the manner of traditional Navajo pottery.  The piece is signed on the back in the clay, “EM. 21”  Elizabeth has won numerous awards for her pottery over the years.  It can also be found in museums throughout the southwest.

 

There is a Navajo weaver along with a variety of animals including sheep, chickens, a pig, and a dog.  There is a leather strap on the piece so that it can be hung.  A

 

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Elizabeth Manygoats is Diné, Navajo Nation, and one of 10 children of Betty Manygoats. Elizabeth is a very skilled potter, hand-building and firing her pieces by traditional methods. Along with traditional Navajo pottery styles that she embellishes with clay appliquéd horned toads, ears of corn, and prickly pear cactus, she also creates pictorial scenes of Navajo life called "lifestyle" pots. Most of Elizabeth’s work consists of pictorial scenes with lively, realistically painted figures depicting life on the reservation. She emphasizes Navajo women and their daily lives because “they’re the ones I look up to.” She also fondly portrays horses, sheep, and chickens, the animals that surrounded her as a child on the reservation. [button text="Subscribe to New Additions for this artist" style="outline" size="small" animate="blurIn" radius="10" depth="2" expand="0" icon="icon-angle-right" link="http://kinggalleries.com/subscriptions/"]
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