Looking for an exceptional education on traditional and contemporary Native American Arts? At Pottery Of The Southwest, a gallery located on Canyon Road in Santa Fe, New Mexico, you will find artists you know and recognize, and some you will not. We specialize in artists and pieces from the book, “Southwestern Pottery – Anasazi to Zuni” , a popular southwestern pottery collector’s guide with gorgeous photography by John Blom; written by Allan Hayes.
Come meet potters and artists at our gallery exhibits and pottery making demonstrations. Watch as the story of this ancient and still existing craft takes shape in potter’s hands.
NEW ARRIVALS
Works by outstanding Pueblo potters Erik Fender - San Ildefonso and Franklin Peters - Acoma
Featured: Above: A series by photographer Nia MacKnight, a Hunkpapa Lakota who through the aperture of her camera, allows a peek into the psyche and attitudes of the Lakota people and their relationship to the cultural, spiritual and natural world around them.
Double Canteen and Polychrome Olla
Undulating Snakeskin Jar
Storytellers
Polychrome Olla
Polished Black Bear Figurines
Miniature Ollas, Miniature Wedding Vase
Incised Polychrome Jar and Olla
Alter Pot
Sculpted Lizard Seed Pot
Southwestern Pottery: Anasazi To Zuni
John Blom’s collection encompasses over 2,000 objects in various forms, both contemporary and historic. Pottery from all the major Native American tribal groups and renowned Pueblo potters in Arizona and New Mexico are represented.It’s a collection strong enough to attract over 3,000 visitors when just a quarter of it went on exhibit at The Nevada Museum of Art in Reno in 2012.
Pottery Of The Southwest Gallery
If you decide to try collecting yourself, a visit to Pottery Of The Southwest Gallery will be a learning experience that will launch you into building the collection of your dreams. The gallery specializes in authentic, hand-coiled, historic and contemporary Southwest Indian Pueblo pottery.
