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Offered for sale is a vintage Hopi-Tewa redware pottery bowl by Edith Nash (1905–1995), a documented Hopi-Tewa potter associated with the Corn Clan and Hano Village on First Mesa, Arizona.The underside is hand signed “Edith Nash” along with a hand painted corn motif/hallmark.
The bowl features a warm red/orange polished surface with finely executed black painted geometric decoration across both the interior and exterior. The interior presents a particularly striking symmetrical composition of sweeping linear and geometric elements, while the exterior carries a repeating black geometric border beneath the rim.Measurements
-- Diameter: 7 inches
-- Height: 3 inches
-- Weight: 1.5 lbsShipping:This pottery bowl will be carefully wrapped, securely packaged, and shipped within 24 hours after purchase to help ensure its safe arrival.
