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Teri Cajero Jemez Pueblo Puppy Dog Friendship Bowl Native American Indian Bowl | ||
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| Item condition: | -- | |
| Ended: | Feb 22, 201218:10:30 PST | |
| Starting bid: | US $45.00 [ 0 bids ] | |
| Shipping: | FREE USPS Parcel Post | |
| Item location: | Albuquerque, NM, United States | |
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Seller assumes all responsibility for this listing.Item number: 160738203028
Last updated on Feb 15, 2012 18:11:21 PST View all revisions
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JEMEZ PUEBLO FRIENDSHIP PUPPY DOG BOWL BY AWARD WINNING NATIVE AMERICAN ARTIST: TERI CAJERO This whimsical puppy dog friendship bowl was made by award winning Jemez Pueblo artist, Teri Cajero. This piece features six puppies peering at the bone inside the bowl. The piece measures approximately 4" tall to the top of the cat's heads. The bowl portion measures about 2.75" tall x just under 3" width diameter at the opening. The base measures about 1.25" diameter x about 3.75" width across the cats. The artist hand coiled this piece using clay gathered from the grounds of the Jemez Pueblo of New Mexico. Teri uses all natural slips and fires her pottery outdoors as is traditional. She hand paints her pieces with traditional symbols and painted corn stalks on this piece. This is an impressive bowl without any chips or cracks. Teri is a member of the Sun Clan of the Jemez Pueblo of New Mexico. She is an award winning artist from a family of well known Jemez artists. Teri is the daughter of Anita and Aaron Cajero. She was taught by her mother, Anita who is also an award winning Jemez potter. Teri is the grandaughter of Esther and Joe Cajero and the niece of famed sculpter Joe Cajero. Terri has received First Place Ribbons at the Santa Fe Indian Market, Arizona State Museum, New Mexico State Fair, Southwest Indian Art Fair and Real Earth. Teri was awarded Second Place at the Eiteljeorg Museum of Indianapolis. She has been the recipient of numerous other awards. She began winning first place awards as a youth . Teri's work is on display at the Wright's Indian Arts Museum, Teri and her family is featured in the following publications: Southern Pueblo Pottery 2,000 Artist Biographies, Pueblo and Navajo Contemporary Pottery Directory of Artists and Storytellers and Other Figurative Pottery. FREE SHIPPING IS AVAILABLE! Shipping is offered within the continental US via USPS Parcel Post For FREE or upgrade to Priority Mail shipping for $1.25. If outside of the continental US, please refer to shipping calculator. Thank you! HAPPY BIDDING!  |
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