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Pueblo Pottery - Jemez

Southwest of Santa Fe, along the Jemez River in a beautiful mountain range, stands Walatow, pueblo of Jemez. Today, with over 500 active potters, Jemez ranks second after Acoma for greatest number of artists working in clay.

Water jar by V. Tafoya.Water jar by V. TafoyaStory teller by Linda Lucero Fragua.Story teller by Linda Lucero Fragua
Olla jar by Mary T. Madalena.Olla jar by Mary T. Madalena

In the 20th century, several women potters from other Pueblos married into Jemez and helped foster a remarkable pottery revival. Contemporary Jemez pottery has advanced to new levels of quality, technique, and form. Their pottery styles include matte polychrome with natural pigments on polished redware. Exquisite melon bowls and swirl pots are made in both polished redware and tanware.


 

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Schaaf, Gregory. Southern Pueblo Pottery: 2,000 Artist Biographies With Value/Price Guide: C. 1800-Present. Santa Fe: C.I.A.C Press, 2002.

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