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HOPI - TEWA POTTERY
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HOPI - TEWA POTTERY
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Jacob
( Jake ) Koopee Nampeyo is a young Hopi potter with exceptional
talent. Born in 1970, he is the
great-great grandson of Nampeyo; grandson of Marie Koopee, and son of Jacob
Koopee, Sr. (Tewa) and Georgia Dewakuku Koopee. His teachers include his aunt
Dextra Quotskuyva. It was she who
inspired him to incorporate sikyaki designs found on old sherds into his pieces. He has added roundels with innovative clown and Kachina
faces.
His very large hand coiled, pit fired pieces as well as his delicate
miniatures are highly prized and have won him many awards including the Best of Show at the Fountain
Hills Indian Market.
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- # 10150 Size - 3" diameter x 3 3/4" height Price - Sold |
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Dee Setalla Hopi |
| Dee Setalla is the son of Justin and Pauline Setalla and he is also related to Joy Navasie ( Frog Woman ). Both of these famous potters greatly influenced Dee in both his technique and style. He took "First Place" at the 1997 Indian Market in Santa Fe and received an "Honorable Mention" in 1998 at Santa Fe as well as at the Museum of Northern Arizona Hopi Show. In 1999 he also won an "Honorable Mention" at the Heritage Marketplace at the Museum of Northern Arizona. |
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- # 10149 Size - 10" diameter x 3 1/4" height Price - Sold |
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| This is bowl Dee did with his mother Pauline ( signed by both) which is very rare! |
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- # 10130 Size - 6 1/3" dia x 5 1/4" ht Price - $675 |
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| Gwen Setalla is the daughter of Justin and Pauline Setalla and she is also related to Joy Navasie ( Frog Woman ). Both of these famous potters greatly influenced her in both technique and style. She is a master potter who makes some of the thinnest pottery at Hopi. Her painting is very fine and her polishing extremely smooth. Her finished pots are exceptional in quality and design. She is known for her canteens with corn stoppers and won a "First Place" in that category two years ago at the Northern Arizona Hopi Show. |
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Gwen Setalla Hopi |
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- # 19255 Size - 7 1/2" dia x 1 3/4" ht Price - $425 |
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| Darlene James Nampeyo
has been making pottery since 1968 is the daughter of Ruth James Nampeyo and grand-
daughter of Rachel Nampeyo. She was taught
and inspired by her grand- mother and aunt Dextra Quotsquyva. Darlene is mentioned in Rick
Dillingham book Fourteen Families in Pueblo Pottery ( page 55 ). She follows like most
Hopi families the techniques & style developed by the matriarch Nampeyo
(Sikyatki Revival).
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- # 11116 Size - 10" diameter x 9" height Price - $950 |
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Item - # 10119 |
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- # 10121 Size - 6 1/2" ht. x 2" w. Price - Sold |
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- # 10118 Size - 5 3/8" ht. x 1 3/4" w. Price - $340 |
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11121 |
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- # 11122 Size - 6 3/4" ht. x 2 1/4" w. Price - $350 |
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- # 11123 Size - 7" ht. x 2 3/4" w. Price - Sold |
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11124 |
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- # 11125 Size - 7" ht. x 3" w. Price - Sold |
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- # 11126 Size - 7" ht. x 3" w. Price - Sold |
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Gloria Mahle Hopi |
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- # 19251 Size - 5 1/2" dia x 3 1/4" ht Price - $250 |
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- # 19252 Size - 5" dia x 3 3/4" ht Price - Sold |
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