Jason Ebelacker #32908

$800.00

It is wonderful to have material that is classic and traditional but made by our current potters. Jason Ebelacker has hand coiled, carved, and traditionally fired a beautiful black canteen. It is polished with a high sheen and is enhanced with the bear paw on both sides. The bear-paw pattern is one of many traditional decorative elements found on Santa Clara pottery. It is a symbol of strength, good health, and the power of healing. A tight-fitting stopper finishes the piece. This new canteen is elegant in shape and form.

7″ high by 8″ wide

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Jason Ebelacker

Jason Ebelacker (b.1980) of Santa Clara Pueblo specializes in and carries on the traditional large Santa Clara pottery made by his family for generations. He is the son of Yvonne and Richard Ebelacker, great-grandson of Margaret Tafoya, and grandson of Virginia Ebelacker. Jason learned to make pottery from his father, who taught him the traditional techniques of pottery making, following the classic Tafoya legacy. His work is inspired by the classic shapes and designs of his family and the pueblo. He is noted for elegant forms, lustrous stone polish and skilled carving of his pieces. Jason has won awards at Santa Fe Indian Market and Best of Pottery at the Autry 2016. His work can be found in museums and books on Santa Clara pottery.

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