Sandia, Dory – Bowl with Corn and Rain Clouds
$ 200.00
Dory Sandia (b. 1968) is a son of Johnny Sandia and Sharon Sarracino. He is the brother of Renee Sandia, Adrian Sandia, and Ben Sandia. He learned to make pottery from his mother. Each piece is made from native clay and coil-built. This bowl has a kiva step opening carved into the clay on the top. The sides have painted corn plants with pollen. Surrounding them is a rainbow of rain and cloud designs. It is signed, “Dory Sandia”. The bowl is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, restoration, or repair.
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Dory Sandia (b. 1968) is a son of Johnny Sandia and Sharon Sarracino. He is the brother of Renee Sandia, Adrian Sandia, and Ben Sandia. He learned to make pottery from his mother. Each piece is made from native clay and coil-built. This bowl has a kiva step opening carved into the clay on the top. The sides have painted corn plants with pollen. Surrounding them is a rainbow of rain and cloud designs. It is signed, “Dory Sandia”. The bowl is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, restoration, or repair.
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Toya, Maxine (b. 1948)
Maxine Toya
Maxine Toya is a granddaughter of Persingula Gachupin, a daughter of Marie Romero and a sister of Laura Gachupin. She is also the mother of noted potter Dominique Toya. Maxine is among the most renowned potters at Jemez Pueblo for her storytellers and other figurative works. She learned to make pottery from her grandmother and mother. Over the years she has won numerous awards for her work at Santa Fe Indian Market and the New Mexico State Fair.