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Wilson, Jimmy – Water Jar with Rain Design Band (1980s)
5.25"w x 8"h
$ 400.00
Jimmy Wilson (b. 1935) lives in Leupp, Arizona. He and his wife make pottery with Navajo (Diné) images from Creation Stories drawn on their surface; sometimes colored. This jar is coil-built with a sloping shoulder and turned-out rim. The jar has a classic Navajo shape with an elongated form. The out side of the neck has a raised band with rain lines. The jar was traditionally fired with great coloration and then covered in pinon-pitch. It is signed on the bottom in the clay, “Jimmy Wilson”. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, restoration, or repair.
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Jimmy Wilson (b. 1935) lives in Leupp, Arizona. He and his wife make pottery with Navajo (Diné) images from Creation Stories drawn on their surface; sometimes colored. Wilson makes shallow, incised geometric designs of Navajo people on his vessels. This jar is coil-built with sloping shoulder and turned out rim. The jar has a classic Navajo shape with an elongated form. The out side of the neck has a raised band with rain lines. The jar was traditionally fired with great coloration and then covered in pinon-pitch. It is signed on the bottom in the clay, “Jimmy Wilson”. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, restoration, or repair.
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Jimmy Wilson is Naakaii dine-e (Wandering People Clan of Navajo) and lives in Arizona. He is a clan relative of Faye Tso, who taught him to make pottery in 1974-5. He is known for his elaborate incised designs on this pottery. He has also refined his own applique techniques.
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Wilson, Jimmy (b. 1935)
Jimmy Wilson is Naakaii dine-e (Wandering People Clan of Navajo) and lives in Arizona. He is a clan relative of Faye Tso, who taught him to make pottery in 1974-5. He is known for his elaborate incised designs on this pottery. He has also refined his own applique techniques.