Wedding pot
Dublin Core
Title
Wedding pot
Description
The pot has a round body with two long spouts that come up in a V shape before connecting in a handle shape at the top. The pot is made from black clay with an abstract design carved into the body
Teresita Naranjo lived from 1919 to 1999. She was the daughter of Christina Naranjo. Teresita holds a place of significance in Santa Clara pottery as she was the first to carve relief designs in her pottery. Her carved designs are always deep and with crisp edges.
'Teresita Naranjo Santa Clara Pueblo' carved in bottom
Creator
Publisher
St. Catherine University
Rights
This digital image may not be reproduced for any reason without the express written consent of St. Catherine University. Artwork available for faculty/staff use. Please contact the Catherine G. Murphy Art Gallery Director, Nicole Watson, at (651) 690-6637
Private donation
Format
Pottery
8" (height) x 4.5" (diameter) x 6" (width)
Type
Pottery
Identifier
2019.9.12
Coverage
Santa Clara Pueblo
Still Image Item Type Metadata
Original Format
Ceramic pot
Physical Dimensions
1000 x 1226 pixels
JPG File (.jpg)
JPG File (.jpg)
Collection
Citation
Naranjo, Teresita (1919-1999), “Wedding pot,” Digital Collections From St Kate's, accessed December 7, 2023, http://omeka.reclaim.stkate.edu/items/show/4095.
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