Santa Clara Black Carved Engagement Bowl with Twisted Handles [SOLD]

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Reycita Naranjo, Santa Clara Pueblo Potter

The potter, Reycita Naranjo, who made this engagement bowl, is one of a large family of potters, all of whom are exceptional artists.  Her sisters, Clara Shije, Elizabeth Naranjo, Florence Browning, Mary Singer, and Mary Carlisle all are recognized as outstanding potters.  One look at the carving and burnishing on this bowl verifies the exceptional talent of the potter.    This bowl was awarded a Second Place Ribbon at the Eight Northern Pueblos Arts and Crafts Show in 1990, which was the year the bowl was made.  Reycita has also been an award winner at Santa Fe Indian Market since 1981. She has been featured in numerous publications as well.  Condition:  The bowl is in original excellent condition  Provenance:  ex.coll. Tulsa, OK pottery collectors  Recommended Reading: Santa Clara Pottery Today by Betty LeFree

The potter, Reycita Naranjo, who made this engagement bowl, is one of a large family of potters, all of whom are exceptional artists.  Her sisters, Clara Shije, Elizabeth Naranjo, Florence Browning, Mary Singer, and Mary Carlisle all are recognized as outstanding potters.  One look at the carving and burnishing on this bowl verifies the exceptional talent of the potter.The potter, Reycita Naranjo, who made this engagement bowl, is one of a large family of potters, all of whom are exceptional artists.  Her sisters, Clara Shije, Elizabeth Naranjo, Florence Browning, Mary Singer, and Mary Carlisle all are recognized as outstanding potters.  One look at the carving and burnishing on this bowl verifies the exceptional talent of the potter.    This bowl was awarded a Second Place Ribbon at the Eight Northern Pueblos Arts and Crafts Show in 1990, which was the year the bowl was made.  Reycita has also been an award winner at Santa Fe Indian Market since 1981. She has been featured in numerous publications as well.  Condition:  The bowl is in original excellent condition  Provenance:  ex.coll. Tulsa, OK pottery collectors  Recommended Reading: Santa Clara Pottery Today by Betty LeFree

 

This bowl was awarded a Second Place Ribbon at the Eight Northern Pueblos Arts and Crafts Show in 1990, which was the year the bowl was made.  Reycita has also been an award winner at Santa Fe Indian Market since 1981. She has been featured in numerous publications as well.

 

Condition:  The bowl is in original excellent condition

 

Provenance:  ex.coll. Tulsa, OK pottery collectors

 

Recommended Reading: Santa Clara Pottery Today by Betty LeFree

 

The potter, Reycita Naranjo, who made this engagement bowl, is one of a large family of potters, all of whom are exceptional artists.  Her sisters, Clara Shije, Elizabeth Naranjo, Florence Browning, Mary Singer, and Mary Carlisle all are recognized as outstanding potters.  One look at the carving and burnishing on this bowl verifies the exceptional talent of the potter.    This bowl was awarded a Second Place Ribbon at the Eight Northern Pueblos Arts and Crafts Show in 1990, which was the year the bowl was made.  Reycita has also been an award winner at Santa Fe Indian Market since 1981. She has been featured in numerous publications as well.  Condition:  The bowl is in original excellent condition  Provenance:  ex.coll. Tulsa, OK pottery collectors  Recommended Reading: Santa Clara Pottery Today by Betty LeFree

Reycita Naranjo, Santa Clara Pueblo Potter
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