This handcrafted Southwestern pottery sculpture depicts a seated Native American woman holding a bundle of red chiles. The figure features a flowing robe with simple dotted decoration at the neckline and glossy black hair, rendered in a stylized form typical of late 20th century Pueblo studio pottery. The underside is signed “Eileen” with a small Kokopelli figure, attributed to Santa Clara Pueblo potter Eileen Tafoya. A charming piece of Native American inspired Southwestern folk art that displays beautifully.
brand: Eileen Tafoya material: hand painted pottery / ceramic pieces: 1 sculpture origin: Santa Clara Pueblo New Mexico USA style: Native American Southwestern pottery figurine condition: very good vintage condition with no chips cracks or repairs; minor shelf wear on the base size: approximately 6" tall x 6" wide x 5" deep
