Migration Pattern by Miriam Nampeyo
This spectacular grade example of Hopi pottery was produced by Miriam Nampeyo. It is decorated with the fine-line Migration pattern that has become one of the traditional designs utilized by the family of potters who descended from the original Nampeyo This pottery was hand-coiled, rock-polished, yucca brush-painted from natural earth pigments, and fired in sheep dung. This beautiful pottery stands a little over 5 “ inches high by 4.5” Wide.
Miriam’s work work is noted in the Hopi-Tewa pottery 500 artist biographies book by Gregory Schaaf.
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