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Cochiti Pueblo Decorated Stew Bowl

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Felipa Trujillo 1908-1986
  • Category: Contemporary
  • Origin: Cochiti Pueblo
  • Medium: greenware, slip, pigment
  • Size: 3-3/4” deep x 8-3/8” diameter
  • Item # 25517
  • Price: $275.00

Greenware pottery is pottery made by a commercial process in molds.  Some of the pueblo potters purchase greenware and apply a slip and design to the vessel and then fire it, most often in a commercial kiln.  This bowl appears to be greenware.  I have never before seen greenware by Felipa but perhaps she did this as she aged.  The bowl is beautifully designed on the interior and exterior.  For all practical purposes, it appears to be like any other Cochiti Pueblo serving bowl except for the clay.  Greenware is chalky-white in appearance and Cochiti clay is more earthy colored.  This clay in this bowl is chalky-white.  Condition:  The bowl is structurally in original condition. Provenance: from a Santa Fe gentleman Recommended Reading:  A River Apart: The Pottery of Cochiti and Santo Domingo Pueblos

Greenware pottery is pottery made by a commercial process in molds.  Some of the pueblo potters purchase greenware and apply a slip and design to the vessel and then fire it, most often in a commercial kiln.  This bowl appears to be greenware.  I have never before seen greenware by Felipa but perhaps she did this as she aged.

Cochiti Pueblo Decorated Stew Bowl by Felipa Trujillo  signature

The bowl is beautifully designed on the interior and exterior.  For all practical purposes, it appears to be like any other Cochiti Pueblo serving bowl except for the clay.  Greenware is chalky-white in appearance and Cochiti clay is more earthy colored.  This clay in this bowl is chalky-white.

 

Condition:  The bowl is structurally in original condition.

Provenance: from a Santa Fe gentleman

Recommended Reading:  A River Apart: The Pottery of Cochiti and Santo Domingo Pueblos

 

Greenware pottery is pottery made by a commercial process in molds.  Some of the pueblo potters purchase greenware and apply a slip and design to the vessel and then fire it, most often in a commercial kiln.  This bowl appears to be greenware.  I have never before seen greenware by Felipa but perhaps she did this as she aged.  The bowl is beautifully designed on the interior and exterior.  For all practical purposes, it appears to be like any other Cochiti Pueblo serving bowl except for the clay.  Greenware is chalky-white in appearance and Cochiti clay is more earthy colored.  This clay in this bowl is chalky-white.  Condition:  The bowl is structurally in original condition. Provenance: from a Santa Fe gentleman Recommended Reading:  A River Apart: The Pottery of Cochiti and Santo Domingo Pueblos

Felipa Trujillo 1908-1986
  • Category: Contemporary
  • Origin: Cochiti Pueblo
  • Medium: greenware, slip, pigment
  • Size: 3-3/4” deep x 8-3/8” diameter
  • Item # 25517
  • Price: $275.00

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