Rainy Naha, Hopi Pueblo Pottery


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Artist signature of Rainell Naha (1949- ) Feather Woman, She signs on the bottom if her pottery “Rainy” with a beautiful feather next to it. This is the same feather hallmark used by her mother, Helen. Hopi Pueblo artist Rainy Naha is an accomplished potter producing astounding works.  Her creations are generally made in the traditional white pottery with polychrome pigments.  This is in following traditions and preferences of the Frog Woman and Feather Woman styles.

Rainell Naha (1949- ) Featherwoman Rainy is a daughter of Helen Naha (the first Featherwoman) and the granddaughter of Paqua Naha (the first Frogwoman). Her siblings are Burel, Sylvia, and Rechenda.

She signs her pottery with the traditional feather hallmark used by her mom and then adds her first name.  Hallmark Image: Adobe Gallery

Reference: Hopi-Tewa Pottery: 500 Artist Biographies by Gregory Schaaf.

TAGS:  Helen Naha (Feather Woman)Paqua Naha (Frog Woman)Rainy NahaSylvia NahaHopi PuebloContemporary Pottery