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Speckled Rock, Adam – Seedpot with Elk and Forest
2"w x 2"h
$ 800.00
Adam Speckled Rock is the son of noted potters Paul Speckled Rock and Rosemary Lonewolf. He is a grandson of Joseph Lonewolf and a great-grandson of both Severa Tafoya and Camilio Tafoya. This seedpot is fully polished. It is etched with a realistic elk and elk tracks. As the piece is turned there are trees in the forest. The base has a flower design. The seedpot is signed on the bottom in the clay, “Adam Speckled Rock”. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, restoration, or repair.
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Adam Speckled Rock is the son of noted potters Paul Speckled Rock and Rosemary Lonewolf. He is a grandson of Joseph Lonewolf and a great-grandson of both Severa Tafoya and Camilio Tafoya. This seedpot is fully polished. It is etched with a realistic elk and elk tracks. As the piece is turned there are trees in the forest. The base has a flower design. The seedpot is signed on the bottom in the clay, “Adam Speckled Rock”. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, restoration, or repair.
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Speckled Rock, Adam (b. 1972)
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Adam Speckled Rock (b. 1972). Seedpot with Raccoon.[/caption]
Adam Speckled Rock is the son of noted potters Rosemary Lonewolf and Paul Speckled Rock. He is a grandson of Joseph Lonewolf and great-grandson of Camilio Tafoya. He is also a great-grandson of Severa Tafoya on his father's side. He made pottery primarily in the 1990s. Each piece is coil built, stone polished and the designs are etched into the clay surface.
Adam Speckled Rock (b. 1972). Seedpot with Raccoon.[/caption]
Adam Speckled Rock is the son of noted potters Rosemary Lonewolf and Paul Speckled Rock. He is a grandson of Joseph Lonewolf and great-grandson of Camilio Tafoya. He is also a great-grandson of Severa Tafoya on his father's side. He made pottery primarily in the 1990s. Each piece is coil built, stone polished and the designs are etched into the clay surface.