Signed "Layatinieth" UTE Native Indian Glazed Art Potttery Vase
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A ORIGINAL ARTISTIC POTTERY
THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL PIECE OF POTTERY
RESONATING THE BEAUTY OF NATIVE AMERICAN UTE MOUNTAIN
TRIBAL INDIAN ART.
A SIGNED HAND POTTERY VASE
BY
"LAYTINIETH"
UTE MOUNTAIN NATIVE INDIAN POTTERY #20
THE PIECE MEASURE 6 1/4" IN HEIGHT, 2" ACROSS THE TOP,
& 10" WIDE AT THE WIDEST POINT AROUND THE
MIDDLE OF THE VASE.
Ute Mountain Indian Pottery
The Pottery Factory lies in the valley formed by the Sleeping Ute Mountain on the west and the cliffs of Mesa Verde National Park to the east. These lands were once home to the ancient Anasazi people who mysteriously vanished several centuries ago. The ruins of the cliff dwellings and villages of the Anasazi have yielded many examples of roughened earthenware and finely decorated pottery. The Utes, a nomadic tribe until the 1800's, now inhabit this beautiful and geographically diverse land. Their unique paintings contain elements of the geometric designs of the Anasazi. However, Ute artists have, over many years, adapted these designs and included their own representations of their land. To encourage the talents of tribal artists, the tribe formed the pottery enterprise in 1973. Ute Mountain Indian Pottery employs about 30 tribal members in all phases of production and management. The pieces of pottery are not only durable for everyday use, but are of museum quality for your collection.
Pottery is poured by hand into ceramic molds, then turned and cleaned. Artists create their own original designs and sign each piece. The pottery is glazed by hand and fired in modern kilns. The result is a line of high-quality pottery that is one of the few truly Native American products available.
Vincent Laner puts the finishing touches on a beautiful platter in the photo on the left. Beverly House, center, is signing her name on a bowl before glazing. Louise Begay glazes a vase before the final stage of firing in the kiln.
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dwellings and villages of the Anasazi have yielded many examples of roughened earthenware and finely decorated pottery.
