1980's NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN PUEBLO JEMEZ SEED POT M SARRACINO

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Another Auction by CRIPPLE CREEK AUCTIONS 1980's NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN PUEBLO JEMEZ SEED POT M SARRACINO This is a neat OLDER & VINTAGE 1980's Era NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN SMALL POTTERY SEED POT by PUEBLO JEMEZ LAGUNA POTTER MYRON SARRACINO This is one of his earlier pieces of pottery This is a very small Seed Pot and it measures approximately 2 1/2" in diameter 2" in height As you can see in the pictures, there is some very very minor chipping, but a wonderful example of his earlier work The pottery of Myron Sarracino is very collectible About The Artist MYRON SARRACINO Sarracino, Myron (Laguna) Myron Sarracino, "Kaa Ooa Dinn Naa", is a full blooded Native American Indian. He was born into the Laguna Pueblo in 1967. He began hand coiling pottery in 1984 at the age of 17. Myron was inspired to continue the long lived tradition of hand coiling pottery by Verna Soloman (friend), Thelma and Sandy Sarracino, grandparents), and his friend and teacher, the famous, “Gladys Paquin”. She taught Myron all the fundamentals of traditional pottery making. Myron specializes in hand coiled traditional pottery. Most of Myron’s designs originated from the Tularosa basin in southern New Mexico. These prehistoric swirl patterns along with various fine line work are his specialty. He duplicates ancient designs from old broken pottery shards found on ancient grounds. Myron uses all natural pigments to construct his high quality pottery. Myron signs his work as: Myron Sarracino, Laguna Pueblo. Myron is also related to the following artists: Bertha Riley (aunt) and Stewart Riley, Jr.(cousin). Awards: -Eighth Northern Pueblo Indian -1993 1st place Gallup Indian Ceremonials -New Mexico State Fair (too many to list) -Art and Craftsman Show -Best in Traditional Pottery -Others too numerous to list Publications: -Southern Pueblo Pottery 2,000 Artist Biographies -Southwestern Pottery Anasazi to Zuni -Collections of Southwestern Pottery This pottery seed pot came from the collection of a Denver Couple who traveled extensively in the southwest part of the country from the 1940's and into the late 1980'sThey were antique dealers and jewelry dealers and bought their items directly from the Indian artists and tribes My Policies: All items are shipped by delivery confirmation. In case of damage, all packing material must be saved and contact us and instructions will be given. In the majority of cases, we will ask that you return the item for a refund. All items shipped to Colorado requires that we collect Colorado Sales Tax. Thank you for your understanding. On Auction Style Listings we request payment within 7 days via paypal On our Fixed Priced items, we request payment when you check out and use the Buy It Now Option. This will soon be a new policy on Ebay We accept Please Note: On boxes over 2 pounds or items that are large in nature, we ship by Fed Ex and our shipping price includes Fed Ex shipping with insurance and tracking. That means we must ship to a physical address. This address can be a home address or work address. Fed Ex DOES NOT SHIP TO P.O. BOX. If your paypal address contains a Post Office Box, when you make payment you can select a "Gift Address" and include your physical home address or physical work address. Thus, on heavy or large items, when you make your paypal payment, you must furnish us the physical address on your payment. If an item is heavy (2 pounds or more) or large and you still wish to have an item shipped to a post office box, email us and we will tell you the cost of that shipping, which will be more than Fed Ex, because we get a corporate disco... read more

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