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This striking handmade and hand-painted pottery vase is signed Dorela Tosa – Jemez, representing the talented artist from the Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico. The vase features the classic Southwest geometric design in natural pigments of terracotta red, black, and cream, all painted in traditional patterns that reflect the cultural artistry of the Jemez people.
The vessel’s tall, elegant form and bold linear motifs make it a standout example of contemporary Native American pottery while staying deeply rooted in ancestral tradition.
Details:
Artist/Maker: Dorela Tosa
Tribe: Jemez Pueblo (Native American, New Mexico)
Material: Natural clay, hand-coiled and hand-painted
Colors: Red, black, and cream
Dimensions: 8” tall × 5” wide
Style: Traditional Pueblo pottery / Southwest Native American
Theme: Geometric, cultural heritage, handcrafted art
Age: Late 20th century to early 21st century
Condition: Good vintage condition; one small chip on the rim and light surface wear consistent with age (see photos).
Maker’s Mark: Signed “Dorela Tosa – Jemez” on base
Country of Origin: USA
