Johnathan Naranjo #041517

$1,250.00

This is a wonderful new vase from Johnathan. Hand coiled, slipped with natural pigments, and fired outdoors; it is amazing to see the accurate depiction of the male Buffalo Dancer. It is so intricately etched on a deep chocolate brown fired vase. The backside is plain polished with a small image of three pieces of pottery on the bottom. He likes to display the essence and beauty of Pueblo Native life, and this is a perfect example of that work.

6 1/2″ high by 4 1/4″ wide

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Johnathan Naranjo

Johnathan Naranjo was born in 1987. He is the son of well-known potter, Forrest Naranjo, and grandson of Bernice Naranjo. Even though he has been working only a few years he is clearly excelling in the family tradition of hand coiling and incising brown polished pottery. Born into Santa Clara Pueblo in 1987, He began working with clay early in life and has now developed his own distinctive style. He specifically works on getting a dark brown finished pot rather than the usual black. His sgraffito work adds a mix of both contemporary and traditional designs. In 2013 Johnathan won the Tony Da Award at the Santa Fe Indian Market for his intricate and innovative style of pottery.

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