Deceased (1960 – 2011)
(Hopi-Tewa)
Diana Tahbo was a great granddaughter of Grace Chapella, and was the sister of well-known potter, Mark Tahbo. She was often an award winner at Indian Market in Santa Fe. Well known for her miniatures, as well as larger works, she was a terrific potter. Of the Tewa Spider Clan, she came from a long line of recognized potters. Dianna began producing pottery in 1980 and developed a unique blend of traditional and contemporary Hopi designs.
Deceased (1960 – 2011)
(Hopi-Tewa)
Diana Tahbo was a great granddaughter of Grace Chapella, and was the sister of well-known potter, Mark Tahbo. She was often an award winner at Indian Market in Santa Fe. Well known for her miniatures, as well as larger works, she was a terrific potter. Of the Tewa Spider Clan, she came from a long line of recognized potters. Dianna began producing pottery in 1980 and developed a unique blend of traditional and contemporary Hopi designs.
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