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Billy Veale Anasazi Design Pottery

Currency:USD Category:American Indian Art Start Price:100.00 USD Estimated At:200.00 - 500.00 USD
Billy Veale Anasazi Design Pottery
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This item SOLD at 2017 Aug 06 @ 16:09UTC-7 : PDT/MST
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Billy Veale Anasazi design large bowl, Santo Domingo (Kewa). This Native American dough bowl, traditional piece measures approximately 8 inches tall x 10.25 inches wide. Design, painted inside and outside with contiguous arranged squares depicting hunters from the Anasazi era in various configurations and under various times of the day. Hand coiled with clay from the grounds of the Santo Domingo Pueblo. Fired outdoors with cottonwood bark using boiled wild spinach which creates the black paint for the pieces. Billy uses a yucca paint brush as is traditional. Billy is the partner of Rose Pacheco, and was taught the art of working the clay by the true master, Robert Tenorio.



Kewa (formerly Santo Domingo) Pueblo is one of the best known tribes of the Southwest Indians, largely because of the skill demonstrated in marketing their crafts. The Pueblo is fifth in population of the nineteen New Mexico Pueblos, and is generally considered the most conservative in terms of customs and culture. The pottery of this pueblo is usually traditional, reproducing with care, the ancient forms and decorations. State:New Mexico City:Santo Domingo Date:2012 ID# 49793