Medina, Elizabeth - 9" Tall Four Color Jar with Turkeys and Plants
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Medina, Elizabeth – 9″ Tall Four Color Jar with Turkeys and Plants

10"w x 9"h

Original price was: $ 600.00.Current price is: $ 450.00.

This is a creativve Zia jar by Elizabeth Medina.  She is known for her traditional style of Zia pottery.  Each piece is coil-built, painted with native clays, and native-fired.  This jar has a round shoulder and a short neck.  It is the design has a turkey on each side under a rainbow. The rainbows are polished tan.  Separating them are plant designs under a red polished rainbow. The jar signed on the side is “Elizabeth Medina, Zia”.

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This is a creativve Zia jar by Elizabeth Medina.  She is known for her traditional style of Zia pottery.  Each piece is coil-built, painted with native clays, and native-fired.  This jar has a round shoulder and a short neck.  It is the design has a turkey on each side under a rainbow. The rainbows are polished tan.  Separating them are plant designs under a red polished rainbow. The jar signed on the side is “Elizabeth Medina, Zia”.

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Medina, Elizabeth (b.1956)

Elizabeth Medina

Elizabeth Medina

Elizabeth Medina (b. 1956) was born in Jemez Pueblo and married into the Zia Pueblo to Marcellus Medina (b. 1954).  Elizabeth was inspired by and taught to make pottery by her mother-in-law, Sophia Medina.  Elizabeth strives to design with the same style and enthusiasm as her mother-in-law.  Early in her career, she was granted permission by the Zia Pueblo Elders to make pottery in the Zia style and tradition early, and she has made Zia-style pottery most of her adult life.  She continues today as one of the most accomplished Zia potters, continuing with the traditional styles, shapes, and methods.  Elizabeth has won numerous awards for her work at events such as Santa Fe Indian Market, and her pottery can be found in museums nationwide.
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