Southwestern Pueblo and Mata Ortiz pottery by prominent artists

Anderson’s focuses on Southwestern Pueblo pottery. Since 300 BC, North American Indians in the Southwest have produced clay vessels. Our inventory ranges from pieces from this early period to contemporary pots by some of today’s top artists. Our selection of the fine ceramics from the village of Mata Ortiz is of the highest quality. Each piece is hand-selected with quality and uniqueness in mind. Note that our prices for pottery are typically 30 to 40 percent lower than you’ll find in galleries or retail stores.

These pots represent some of the items we typically carry. Contact us (by phone, FAX, or e-mail) or visit one of our shows to learn about our current inventory and pricing.

Acoma pot
by Delores Sanchez
Height: 5”
Diameter: 7”
SOLD

Zuni pot
by Priscilla Peynetsa
Height: 5”
Diameter: 9”
SOLD

Jemez vase
byy Juanita Fragua
Height: 8”
SOLD

Hopi pot
by Al Qöyawayma
Height: 9"
1990
SOLD

Hopi seed pot
by Nona Naha
Height: 4"
Diameter: 6"
SOLD

Hopi seed pot
by Nona Naha
Height: 4.5"
Diameter (top): 0.5"
SOLD

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This is a partial list of the potters we work with.

Bob Lansing
Priscilla Peynetsa
Maria Martinez
Nona Naha
Forest Naranjo
Sandra Victorino
Diane Lewis
Julie Gutierrez
Alice Cling
Nampeyo Family
Frogwoman Family
Featherwoman Family
Tom and Sue Tapie
Dorothy Torivio
Joseph Lonewolf
Juanita Fragua
Tonita Roybal
Tomasita Montoya
Lucy Lewis
Lorenzo Gonzates
Blue Corn
Lucy Leupp McKelvey
Glendora, Dennis Daubs
Geri Narajo
Deloris Curran
Delores Sanchez
Wilfred, Sandra Carcia
Marilyn Henderson Ray
Mae Tapia
Dena Suina
Al Qöyawayma
Teller family
Quezada family
Tavo Silveria
Armondo, Letty Rodriquez
Robert, “Angela” Bamuelos
Jose and Suzy Martinez
Jesus Martinez
Hector Ortega
Gallegos family

Anderson's Americana Indian & Western Shows

P.O. Box 3447
Flagstaff, AZ 86003

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