Lot 180:
Item/Description: Native American Jemez Pueblo pot with black-on-red geometric maze triangles and wave design. Base signed Reyes Madalena, Jemez and with corn stalk logo. (New Mexico, Jemez Pueblo Pottery, Madelena Sisters). Reyes Madalena is a Jemez Pueblo potter and is from the corn stalk clan. She became interested in making pottery at the age of six by watching her grandmother Benina Medina Madalena.
Material: Clay, pigment
Dimensions: Height: 5 1/2"; Width: 8"
Condition: Very Good. Free of chips, cracks, repair. Paint intact and crisp. Signs of age and wear include surface scratches, scuffing.
Age: c. 1983
Provenance: JoAnn Young Collection. Purchased in Moab, Utah 1983
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