Native American MARGARET TAFOYA Santa Clara Pueblo Blackware SIGNED BOWL NICE!

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Hey and thank you for looking!!! I inherited a BUNCH of Original oil paintings, hand made pottery, and other works of art from my Mother, and Grandparents. This gorgeous hand made, Indian Black ware bowl was hand crafted by the very well-known MARGARET TAFOYA of the Santa Clara Pueblo. Her pottery gained Global popularity, and is seen around the World, in museums and Art Galleries. She was known as "the Matriarch of the Santa Clara Pueblo potters". Since her death on February 25, 2001, near Santa Fe, NM., her works have become even more valuable and sought-after. This is a black on black, handmade bowl, with gorgeous decorative flair. Her works are simply timeless!!! Own a real, SIGNED piece of Native Americana!! My Grandparents bought this at Santa Clara Pueblo, many years ago. (Approx. 1950's-early 70's) Thanks again and ! A little history on Margaret Tafoya, Published in the NY Times, 2001 Margaret Tafoya, 96, Pueblo Potter Whose Work Found a Global Audience Margaret Tafoya, whose nimble, ingenious hands turned the chocolate-colored clay of her New Mexico pueblo into black-on-black and red-on-red pottery of such profound and graceful beauty that it acquired a global reputation, died on Feb. 25, 2001, at her home in Santa Clara Pueblo near Santa Fe. She was 96. By DOUGLAS MARTIN Published: March 05, 2001 Her name in Tewa, read more

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