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JENNIE LAATE (d) XTRA FINE VINTAGE ZUNI POT OLLA FORM POTTERY JAR - NICE For Sale
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JENNIE LAATE (d) XTRA FINE VINTAGE ZUNI POT OLLA FORM POTTERY JAR - NICE :
$138.88
Wonderful and classic Zuni designs highlights this high end piece of pottery. The collection was highly curated with the nicest pieces of the era it was collected in. This piece was purchased at the Shiwii Trading post at Zuni. in April in the early 1990s for $99.00. Nice one to add to your advanced display or perhaps use it a A FINE GIFT, and it has a LOW PRICE !JENNIE LAATE ( 1933 - 1992 ) was born into Acoma Pueblo in September 1933. Her mother was Frances Abeita, her grandmother Dolores Stein. Jennie learned how to make pottery by watching and working with them as she was growing up. Then she married Neil Laate and moved to his home at Zuni Pueblo.At Zuni, Jennie met Hopi potter Daisy Hooee, the granddaughter of Nampeyo of Hano. Daisy was teaching the pottery classes at Zuni High School and working with older women from around the pueblo in her own home. Jennie learned how to make Zuni pottery by working with Daisy. In 1974 Daisy retired from teaching at the High School and Jennie took over the classes.Jennie taught pottery making at Zuni High until a medical diagnosis forced her to step back in 1990. Noreen Simplicio took over the classes on a temporary basis but after Jennie died in 1992, Noreen handed the classes over to Gabriel Paloma.Jennie participated in events like the Santa Fe Indian Market and the Heard Museum Guild Indian Arts Fair & Market. She was featured in Gifts of Mother Earth: Ceramics in the Zuni Tradition, a traveling exhibit put together by the Heard Museum for 1983-1984. She was featured again in the Raintravelling exhibit, also put together by the Heard Museum but in 1993, after Jennie had passed on. a.imagelink {color:#0000FF;} a:hover.imagelink {color:#0000FF;} a:visited.imagelink {color:#800080;} a.imagelink img.saleimage { border: 2px solid #0000FF; } a:visited.imagelink img.saleimage { border: 2px solid #800080; } A FABULOUS EXAMPLE FROM A WELL KNOWN NATIVE ARTIST - please see all additional photos at bottom of page
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SIZE: It measures approx. 3 1/2 +/- inches in diameter at the widest points and stands approx. 3 1/4 +/- inches tall. CONDITION: EXCELLENT with VERY mild signs of use/wear with the worst shown in the photos. - PLEASE SEE ADDITIONAL PHOTOS BY SCROLLING DOWN TO THE BOTTOM OF THIS It is
marked/signed as shown in the photos.
COMMENTS : JENNIE LAATE ( 1933 - 1992 ) was born into Acoma Pueblo in September 1933. Her mother was Frances Abeita, her grandmother Dolores Stein. Jennie learned how to make pottery by watching and working with them as she was growing up. Then she married Neil Laate and moved to his home at Zuni Pueblo. At Zuni, Jennie met Hopi potter Daisy Hooee, the granddaughter of Nampeyo of Hano. Daisy was teaching the pottery classes at Zuni High School and working with older women from around the pueblo in her own home. Jennie learned how to make Zuni pottery by working with Daisy. In 1974 Daisy retired from teaching at the High School and Jennie took over the classes. Jennie taught pottery making at Zuni High until a medical diagnosis forced her to step back in 1990. Noreen Simplicio took over the classes on a temporary basis but after Jennie died in 1992, Noreen handed the classes over to Gabriel Paloma. Jennie participated in events like the Santa Fe Indian Market and the Heard Museum Guild Indian Arts Fair & Market. She was featured in Gifts of Mother Earth: Ceramics in the Zuni Tradition, a traveling exhibit put together by the Heard Museum for 1983-1984. She was featured again in the Raintravelling exhibit, also put together by the Heard Museum but in 1993, after Jennie had passed on. Wonderful and classic Zuni designs highlights this high end piece of pottery. The collection was highly curated with the nicest pieces of the era it was collected in. This piece was purchased at the Shiwii Trading post at Zuni. in April in the early 1990s for $99.00. Nice one to add to your advanced display or perhaps use it a A FINE GIFT, and it has a LOW PRICE !
In the rare instance something is damaged in shipping it will be the buyer's sole responsibility to process the claim at the post office. We will provide all the required documentation to help you speed through the process. We cannot issue refunds for directly for items damaged in shipping as we are not the insurer and the post office rules will not allow anyone but the recipient to handle the claim. The cost of your insurance is paid by you and is factored into the shipping costs.IS THIS A GIFT? We can provide HOLIDAY, Birthday, etc. gift wrapping, gift cards, etc. for a VERY nominal cost. We will also be happy to ship directly to the recipient's address and can also provide EXPRESS SHIPPING if needed or desired. Please let us know what you require and we will do everything we can to provide you any personalized services at the lowest possible price GOOD LUCK! Make payments with PayPal - it's fast, free and secure!+
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