MATA ORTIZ POTTERY / Wedding Vase/ "Jose Quezada

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MATA ORTIZ POTTERY: ...Also known as Casas Grande's and Paquime Pottery. Currently some of the most sought after pottery in the world. It is named after the small village of Juan MATA ORTIZ, Chihuahua (Mexico), only a few miles from w I was born. During the mid 1970's Master Potter Juan Quezada ignited one of the most Creative Revolutions to evolve in the 20th Century. Old Pottery schards found during a nearby archaeological find unleashed the DNA-Creativity in Quezada and many of the other natives of Mata Ortiz of which their ancestors had left behind Unlike Native American potters, Mata Ortiz artist are not confined to stylistic traditions. Rather MATA ORTIZ Potters have had the Unique Ability to follow any successful tangent, in whatever direction the artist feels inspired to explore. For this reason MATA ORTIZ Pottery has achieved unrivaled diversity in Style, Design and Creativity. As I travel back home frequently to make selections of Pottery and Jewelry from the various artists, I endeavor to choose the finest and most diverse pieces possible, with emphasis on showcasing the many excellent, yet less publicized artist in addition to those well know, such as members of the Quezada family, etc. This Featured and Attractive Pottery is done by " Jose Quezada ", and the Dimensions are: 5" tall X 71/2" diameter (20" circumference) read more

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