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Roller, Cliff – Jar with Cloud Designs (1996), Ribbon
5.25"w x 5.75"h
$ 700.00
Cliff Roller is a son of noted potter Toni Roller. Each piece is coil-built and stone-polished. This jar has a round body and an elongated neck. The neck is fully polished and the body of the jar has four carved cloud designs. It is deeply carved and highly polished. The jar is signed on the bottom in the clay, “Ciff Roller”. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, restoration or repair. While Cliff makes very little pottery these days, each piece remains a statement to his skill as a potter! The jar ha a Blue Ribbon from the 1996 Eight Northern Pueblos Show.
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Brand:Roller, Cliff (b. 1961)
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Cliff Roller is a son of noted potter Toni Roller. Each piece is coil-built and stone-polished. This jar has a tall shape with a single carved band. There are terraced clouds and mesa designs carved into the jar. It is deeply carved and highly polished. The jar is signed on the bottom in the clay, “Ciff Roller”. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, restoration or repair. While Cliff makes very little pottery these days, each piece remains a statement to his skill as a potter!
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Cliff Roller learned to make pottery from his mother, Toni Roller, and he is also a grandson of the noted potter, Margaret Tafoya (1904-2001). His pottery is traditional in form and design with crisply carved lines and a beautiful even stone polished surface. While Cliff makes very little pottery these days, it is great to see the quality of work that he has created in the clay! He has won numerous awards at Santa Fe Indian Market and the Heard Indian Fair for his pottery.
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Roller, Cliff (b. 1961)
Cliff Roller learned to make pottery from his mother, Toni Roller, and he is also a grandson of the noted potter, Margaret Tafoya (1904-2001). His pottery is traditional in form and design with crisply carved lines and a beautiful even stone polished surface. While Cliff makes very little pottery these days, it is great to see the quality of work that he has created in the clay! He has won numerous awards at Santa Fe Indian Market and the Heard Indian Fair for his pottery.