Acoma Pottery
Shyatesa White Dove, “Sister to the Hopi Kachinas”, was born into Acoma Pueblo in 1956. She has been making pottery since 1984. Inspired by her grandmother, Connie Cerno, when Shytesa was 28 years old, and motivated by her desire to bring back the old Acoma Pueblo pottery traditions, Shytesa began her path to pottery excellence.
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PD47 Acoma Pueblo pottery bowl by Shyatesa White Dove. 6 1/4" x 7"
$660.00
Native American pottery Acoma Pueblo Shyatesa White Dove bowl.
Hand-coiled, polychrome, with rainbow parrot and floral motif, Signed on the base by Shyatesa White Dove and friends, and dated August 2nd, 1999.
Shyatesa White Dove, “Sister to the Hopi Kachinas”, was born into Acoma Pueblo in 1956. She has been making pottery since 1984. Inspired by her grandmother, Connie Cerno, when Shytesa was 28 years old, and motivated by her desire to bring back the old Acoma Pueblo pottery traditions, Shytesa began her path to pottery excellence.
Shyatesa has specialized in traditional Acoma pots, dedicated to colorful parrot & floral motifs. She has done both hand-coiled pottery and has painted preformed vessels. For her hand coiled pottery, she has used natural clays and paints found on Acoma Pueblo grounds, which she cleaned, fined, coiled, shaped, painted, and fired herself. Her work is signed “Shyatesa White Dove”.
6 1/4" H x 7' diameter, 5" opening #PD47
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Additional Info
Shyatesa WhiteDove studied at the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe, New Mexico, but acquired her abilities as a pottery artist by interacting with her family, foremostly Connie Cerno, who became her mentor in 1984. Shyatesa is 100% Acoma and built her artistry through research, observation and study of traditional Acoma forms and techniques.