Cochiti Pueblo Items

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Southwest Indian Cochiti Pueblo Pottery and Fine Art

Specialists in contemporary and antique Southwest Indian Pueblo Pottery and Fine Art, Adobe Gallery collection comprises Historic and/or Contemporary Southwest Indian Pueblo Pottery from Cochiti Pueblo. Included are authentic handmade Southwest Pueblo Indian Pottery—all hand coiled polychrome pottery pots, Jars (Ollas) and polished plates—southwestern handcrafted Native American Indian pottery by Pueblo artists.

Adobe Gallery has a comprehensive book selection that includes a large Southwest Indian Pueblo arts and crafts selection—all viewable on this continuously updated website.

Evaluations and consultations can be arranged and we’re always interested in purchasing or brokering Southwest Indian Pueblo Pottery collections.

The traditional pueblo of Cochiti is located 45 miles north of Albuquerque. The pueblo is known for its cottonwood and aspen drums, beautiful Pottery Vessels, and Storyteller Pottery Figurines, first created by Helen Cordero in 1964. Their Feast day is July 14th honoring their patron saint, St. Bonaventure.

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Southwest Indian Pottery
Cochiti Pueblo Contemporary
Small Cochiti Pueblo Bowl with a Lizard in Bas Relief Rufina Trujillo (now deceased)
Cochiti Pueblo Figurines
Polychrome 8-piece Nacimiento (Nativity) Figurine Set Josephine Arquero (b.1928)	8-piece Polychrome Nacimiento (Nativity) Figurine Set Josephine Arquero (b.1928)	SPECIAL OFFER: Cochiti Pueblo Pottery Mountain Sheep Figurine Damacia Cordero 1905-1990s	Cochiti Pueblo Pottery Deer Figurine, Circa 1960s [SOLD] Damacia Cordero 1905-1990s
Pottery Figurine of a Dancing Bear Damacia Cordero 1905-1990s	Female Storyteller Figurine with 5 Children by Felecita Eustace Felecita Eustace	Cochiti Pueblo Mermaid Figurine by Virgil Ortiz Virgil Ortiz	Cochiti Pueblo Pottery Frog Figurine with Open Mouth Potter Unknown
Cochiti Pueblo Polychrome Frog Incense Burner Potter Unknown	Small Cochiti Pottery Frog Figurine with Broken Foot Potter Unknown	Cochiti Pueblo Pottery Frog Figurine Potter Unknown	Cochiti Pueblo Frog Canteen With Handles Potter Unknown
Cochiti Pottery Frog Figurine with Painted Lizard on Back Potter Unknown	“Singing Mother” Pottery Figurine by Helen Cordero [SOLD] Matriarch: Helen Cordero 1915-1994	“Story Hour Figurine” with 11 Children and Dogs Matriarch: Helen Cordero 1915-1994	Large Male Pueblo Father Figurine by Helen Cordero Matriarch: Helen Cordero 1915-1994
Cochiti Pueblo Male Drummer by Helen Cordero Matriarch: Helen Cordero 1915-1994
Cochiti Pueblo Historic
Very Large Kiua Polychrome-Cochiti Variety-Storage Jar with Amazing Bold Design Potter Unknown	Cochiti Pueblo Dough Bowl with Ceremonial Designs Potter Unknown	Kiua Polychrome Well-Used Dough Bowl Potter Unknown	Cochiti Pueblo Storage Jar, circa 1890 Potter Unknown
Cochiti Pueblo Hump Back Water Canteen Potter Unknown	Polychrome Cochiti Pueblo Small Canteen Potter Unknown

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