Jemez Pottery

The Jemez Pueblo of Northern New Mexico is home to contemporary potters who innovate with both the form and the style of Native American pottery. A popular type of Jemez pottery is the 3D figure, whether it be a human storyteller figurine, an animal, or a small model of a home. Jemez pottery also can be recognized by potters’ use of creative techniques, such as carved and swirled surfaces, highly detailed polychrome painting, or use of multiple colors of clay.

Dorothy Trujillo (1932-1999) - Cochiti Storyteller Figurine c. 1980s, 6.5" x 4.75" x 6" (P2963)
$585.00
Emma Yepa - Jemez Micaceous Vase with Swirl and Kiva Design c. 2010, 5" x 4.5"
$175.00
Jemez Adobe Home c. 1970s, 2.5" x 3.5" x 1.75"
$65.00
Linda Lucero Fragua - Jemez Storyteller c. 1980s, 10.25" x 5" x 7"
$395.00
Loren Wallowing Bull - Contemporary Jemez Polychrome Figurine with "Kick Me" Sign, 3.75" x 6.5" x 2.5" (P3181)
$125.00
Marcella Yepa - Jemez Two-Tone Melon Swirl Jar c. 2002, 4" x 4"
$175.00
Mary E. Toya - Jemez Polychrome Canteen c. 1960s, 4.5" x 5.5" (P92012A-0719-005)
$385.00
Mary Ellen Toya - Jemez Mother Bear and Baby Holding Fish c. 1980s, 4.75" x 2.5" x 3.5"
$95.00
Mary Small (b. 1945) - Jemez Polychrome Cross Ornament c. 1990s, 3" x 2" (P3109)
$45.00
Pair of Jemez Redware Jars with Carved Designs c. 1990s (P3142)
$125.00

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