Delmar Polacca (b.1959) is a son of Thomas Polacca. He learned to make pottery from his father around 1993 and continues in a similar style with carved designs.  He introduced the “marbling” of the clay, using two different colors of Hopi clay. This seedpot is coil built and made from two different Hopi clays to create the “marbling'” coloration.  The piece is carved with a Hano Katsina, a stalk of corn, a Pueblo, and a Tewa sun.  It is a complex variety of designs and colorations.  It is signed on the bottom, “Delmar Polacca”.  It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, restoration or repair.