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Garcia, Tammy - "Dragonfly Ensemble" Bronze, 5/28
1 × $ 3,000.00 -
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Garcia, Tammy - "Water is Life" Water Jar with Avanyu and 16 Flowers
1 × $ 8,800.00
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Natseway, Thomas - Mini Bowl with Carved Birds (1990s)
1 × $ 200.00
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Natseway, Thomas - Mini Butterfly Jar with Butterfly Lid (1990s)
1 × $ 250.00
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Chino, Rose - Large Double Sided Seedpot with Lizards and Rain Designs(1970s)
1 × $ 875.00
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Sanchez, Russell - Jar with Avanyu, 48 Melon Ribs, Fish Lid and 110 Stones
1 × $ 6,800.00
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Natseway, Thomas - Mini Jar with Awatovi Bird and Tablita Lid (1990s)
1 × $ 250.00
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Navasie, Grace - Wide Jar with Geometric Designs
1 × $ 300.00
Garcia, Tammy - "Dragonfly Ensemble" Bronze, 5/28 
Garcia, Tammy - "Water is Life" Water Jar with Avanyu and 16 Flowers 
Natseway, Thomas - Mini Bowl with Carved Birds (1990s) 
Natseway, Thomas - Mini Butterfly Jar with Butterfly Lid (1990s) 
Chino, Rose - Large Double Sided Seedpot with Lizards and Rain Designs(1970s) 
Sanchez, Russell - Jar with Avanyu, 48 Melon Ribs, Fish Lid and 110 Stones 
Natseway, Thomas - Mini Jar with Awatovi Bird and Tablita Lid (1990s) 
Navasie, Grace - Wide Jar with Geometric Designs 
Tenorio, Thomas – 13″ Wide Open Bowl with Pueblo Bird and Plants (2008)
13.5"w x 5.5"h
$ 950.00
Thomas Tenorio is from the Aguilar family of Kewa Pueblo. Amazingly, he taught himself to make pottery! This large open bowl is coil-built and painted with bee-weed and a red clay slip. The bowl has a large Pueblo bird painted in the center. The bird is surrounded by plant designs. There are clouds along the inside rim of the piece. The outside has large spinach leaf patterns. It is signed on the bottom “Thomas Tenorio”. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, restoration, or repair.
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Thomas Tenorio is from the Aguilar family of Kewa Pueblo. Amazingly, he taught himself to make pottery! This large open bowl is coil-built and painted with bee-weed and a red clay slip. The bowl has a large Pueblo bird painted in the center. The bird is surrounded by plant designs. There are clouds along the inside rim of the piece. The outside has large spinach leaf patterns. It is signed on the bottom “Thomas Tenorio”. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, restoration, or repair.
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Thomas Tenorio is from the Aguilar family of Kewa Pueblo. His name in Keres is U-Nah-Thee-Wah. When he began making pottery he felt that the ancient traditional methods of pottery making was dying within his pueblo so he was inspired to try and resurrect the long lived legacy. Thomas taught himself to make traditional pottery by reading textbooks, conducting one on one interviews with other pottery makers and research. He has won awards at Santa Fe Indian Market for his large scale pottery.
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Tenorio, Thomas (b. 1963)
Thomas Tenorio is from the Aguilar family of Kewa Pueblo. His name in Keres is U-Nah-Thee-Wah. When he began making pottery he felt that the ancient traditional methods of pottery making was dying within his pueblo so he was inspired to try and resurrect the long lived legacy. Thomas taught himself to make traditional pottery by reading textbooks, conducting one on one interviews with other pottery makers and research. He has won awards at Santa Fe Indian Market for his large scale pottery.