Native American Extraordinary Traditional Hopi Poly Chrome Pottery Jar, by Dee Setalla, CA 1980's, # 1772. Edith Nash (Source: Smoki museum)

(Source: Smoki museum)

When our Lord Kinkathu passed away

The Art of the Hopi by Jerry Jacka

pine leaves or sweet grass

Eagles were often used in ceremonies

Native American Extraordinary Traditional Hopi Poly Chrome Pottery Jar, by Dee Setalla, CA 1980's, # 1772. Edith Nash (Source: Smoki museum)Description: Native American Extraordinary Traditional Hopi Poly Chrome Pottery Jar, by Dee Setalla, CA 1980's, # 1772. fired clay, pigments inscribed: [artist's cipher] D. S. Hopi. Dimensions: Height 9 x Diameter 9 in. (22. 9 x 22. 9 cm.) Condition: Excellent for its age. Provenance: Private Collection, New Mexico. Building the Pot!!! In Dees own words.Earth clay is dug in rock form, and is put in a bucket with half water and clay. The clay sits