Penfield Gallery of Indian Arts

Western Pueblo Pottery

Acoma olla

Acoma Pottery: Descendants of the Pre-Columbian Mimbres Indians, Acoma potters are widely known for their elegant white pottery. Some of the finest white kaolin clay available is found at the Pueblo, as well as brown/black and red/rust earth paints which are used to decorate the pottery. Intricate representations of animals, insects, birds, humans and their activities, as well as other elements of nature, are painted with a delicacy and attention to detail that is rarely matched in the art world.

We represent some of the finest potters from the pueblos of west-central New Mexico. Among these potters are:

Acoma Pueblo

Wanda Aragon Sold Out!
Barbara and Joseph Cerno Sold Out!
Grace Chino
Carolyn Concho Updated 11/12/07
Rachel Concho Sold Out!
Jackie Shutiva Histia
Diane Lewis Updated 11/12/07
Judy Lewis Sold Out!
Sharon Lewis
Rebecca Lucario Sold Out!
Rita Malie Sold Out!
Douglas Patricio
Myron Patricio Sold Out!
Robert Patricio Updated 11/12/07

Laguna Pueblo

Gladys Paquin




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