Introduction

For hundreds of years indigenous people of North America have been experimenting with clay, utilizing its substance, for beauty and function. Coming from such a background I have been combing the ideals, of passion, apprenticeship and patience in creating hand built decorative pottery. The method is antiquated, laborious and rewarding, resulting in pottery that are unique in their own special way. The coiling method of pottery is what I choose, without the use of a modern day potters wheel, I am able to make pots that are light in weight yet captures the concept of symmetry and form. Each pot is hand burnished giving the surface a smooth finish allowing the paint to flow effortlessly across the surface. Patterns and designs are as limitless as the human imagination, spanning the globe each culture can be represented through their own unique patterns and designs. Inspired by these patterns from various cultures, in conjunction with my own Native American background, I hand paint each piece free hand using no stencils , orchestrating inspired patterns across the surface, hoping to capture something fresh and innovative. The isolated moments of the hand painting process are a revelation of beauty and design giving each piece its own individuality. Exposure to extreme violent forces of fire, are the final ingredient that results in pottery that will be an everlasting work of art.

About Me

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Fullerton, CA, United States
I am a Native American from the Navajo and Pueblo of Isleta people from New Mexico. I currently reside in Fullerton CA and I am freelance artist I practice in the mediums of Ceramics, painting, drawing and music. However i am most proficient in ceramics and pottery making.

Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Art Work - Handbuilt, Handcoiled and Hand Painted Pottery

white earthenware clay with black and red design 12.5ht x 6.25 wt 750.00 (0327a)



sandstone earthenware clay with black design 7.5ht x 9wt 250.00 (0327b)



mocha brown earthenware clay with black design 11ht x 5.5wt 420.00 (0327d)




box form white earthenware clay with black and red design 4ht x 3.5wt x 5l "rays of light" 145.00







white earthenware clay with black and red design 6.5ht x 5.5w "natures path" 230.00



box form white earthenware clay with black and green design 5.5ht x 3.5wt "ripples" 165.00





white earthenware clay with black/green underglaze design 13.5"ht x 8"wide for sale 875.00 (15a)
currently on loan for Art Journey Relax International Exhibition with Yongin, Korea til Jan 2011






micaceous clay with carved design, black underglaze design 5"ht x 6" wide for sale 150.00 (17a)





micaceous clay with black underglaze flower motif 6"ht x 8.5" wide for sale 250.00 (11a)




white earthenware clay with black/red underglaze design 12"ht x 6.5" wide for sale 725.00 (12a)




white earthenware clay with black/red underglaze design 10.5"ht x 6.5" wide for sale 500.00 (13a)



white earthenware clay with black underglaze design 11.5"ht x 6" wide for sale 700.00 (3a)



white earthenware clay with black and red underglaze design 9"ht x 6.5 wide for sale 450.00 (4a)




micaceous clay with black underglaze design 9" ht x 5.5" wide for sale 250.00 (6a)

white earthenware clay with black/red underglaze design 10.5"ht x 6.5" wide for sale 695.00 (8a)


white earthenware clay, carved design, black and red underglaze design 9"ht x 7.5" wide for sale 650.00 (9a) Currently on loan for Art Journey Relax Internation exhibition Yongin Korea til Jan 2011




Mocha Brown Clay with black underglaze design 12" ht x 5" wide for sale 780.00 (1a)
currently on loan for Art Journey Relax International Exhibition with Yongin, Korea til Jan. 2011






white earthenware clay with black/ red underglaze 6.5ht x 7w sold



plate, mocha brown clay with black/red underglaze 8.5w sold



closed form, white earthenware clay with black/green underglaze 6ht x 7w sold




vase, white earthenware clay with black/red underglaze 9ht x 5w sold



plate, white earthenware clay with green/black underglaze 8.5w sold

























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