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Hopi black on red shallow bowl

Creator: Annie Healing Nampeyo (Attributed)
Offered by: Marcy Burns American Indian Arts LLC

Description
Hopi black on red shallow bowl
10 1/2” diameter x 3” high

natural clay and slip

attributed to Annie Healing Nampeyo
circa 1910-1920

excellent condition

ex: Private Collection

$5200.

(mc2614)

This beautiful black on red shallow bowl is being attributed to Annie Healing Nampeyo, who is the “matriarch” of contemporary Hopi pottery. She worked in traditional ways, coiling, slipping and painting the design with mineral paints. Annie Healing Nampeyo made polychrome pots and she is also known to have made red pots with black painted designs. Her pottery was not signed, as was the tradition at the time.

Annie Healing Nampeyo was well recognized during her lifetime as a superior artist. Her work is in many museums and private collections. This bowl is coming from a private collection by descent and this is the first time it is being offered for sale in many, many years.

More Information

Notes:	This bowl is clearly made by either Nampeyo or her daughter, Annie Healing Nampeyo. Annie is especially associated with having made black on red pots but Nampeyo also made black on red pots. The shape of the final edge implies that the pot was made by Annie.
Period:	1900-1919
Creation Date:	1910-1920
Styles / Movements:	Traditional
Dealer Reference #:	mc2614
Incollect Reference #:	830267

Dimensions

H.	3 in;	Diam.	10.5 in;
H.	7.62 cm;	Diam.	26.67 cm;

Message from Seller:

Marcy Burns American Indian Arts LLC, located at 520 East 72nd Street in New York City, specializes in antique American Indian basketry, textiles, pottery, and jewelry, including Native American and Classic Designer pieces from Taxco, Mexico. With over 30 years of experience, Marcy Burns offers expert consultation, appraisals, and full warranties on the objects it sells. Reach them at 212-439-9257 or info@marcyburns.com.