Native American, Hopi Poly Chrome Pottery Bowl, by Dee Setalla, #1536 western artist a fine example of the

a fine example of the potter's work at her peak

always seeking to capture a sudden transforming play of light over the crags and sweeping fellsides

it could be speculated that the necklace was a gift from a Great Lakes tribe that would have been in contact with the Chickasaws while they were in northern Mississippi

This allows extensive degeneration

lightning bolt pattern

Native American, Hopi Poly Chrome Pottery Bowl, by Dee Setalla, #1536 western artist a fine example of theNative American, Hopi Poly Chrome Pottery Bowl, by Dee Setalla, #1536 Description: #1536 Native American, Hopi Poly Chrome Pottery Bowl, by Dee Setalla, Dee spent approximately 4 5 weeks creating this work of art from the start of acquiring the clay and firing the final piece. A hand written description of the symbology used in the piece and their meanings is also included with this item, making it a true "one of a kind piece". Dimensions: Height 6.