Ida Susunkewa, Hopi Tribe, Handmade, Clay, Seed Pot, Puebloan, Polychrome, Mesa

Artist: Ida Pool Susunkewa Tribe Hopi Signed Original, Clay pot Handmade seed pot Puebloan style pottery Polychrome design Ida Susunkewa is a member of the Hopi tribe. She is a highly-skilled artist. She creates her pieces using the traditional coil and scrape methods. Ida is able to find her clay close to her home. The first mesa Pueblo in Polacca, Arizona. Ida utilizes minerals or volcanic ash to process the clay pieces. Each piece is polished with rocks before being painted and fired. This polychrome piece is intricately designed with what may appear as simple geometric shapes. However every design holds meaning, and many represent symbolic or sacred items, as well as good luck or good fortune. A beautiful piece that will add value to any collection. All measurements are approximate and are rounded to the nearest 1/4 inch. 4" Tall 5" Wide (Widest point) 3.5" Across (Pot opening) 1.75" Wide (Base) Gently pre-owned Great condition No chips or cracks Pet Friendly, Smoke Free home NEW TO POSHMARK? Use my code at sign-up for $10 off: MaknClosetSpace Thank you for visiting my closet. Hope to see ya again. New items added daily! Tell me where you saw the ad for my closet for an additional discount. Happy Shopping!