Mata Ortiz Pottery - Señor Oscar G. Quezada - Vibrant Southwest Colors

Mata Ortiz Pottery - Señor Oscar G. Quezada - Vibrant Southwest ColorsMata Ortiz Pottery Living Southwest Colors: Weight 1 pound 2 ounces Width 7 inches Height 3. 25 inches A ring for the pottery to sit on is provided. Seor Seor Oscar Quezada is the creator of this piece of Mata Ortiz celebration. Seor Quezadas organic skills are exhibited in his recreation of the ancient Paquime imagery of his ancestors. This piece is low in profile and wide, affording a large canvas for displaying this beautiful folk art. The

With Pachamama & Chakana ancestral influences It was a source of natural resources

is from the finest beds of geodes in Utah

The ring features a prominent oval Tyrone Turquoise cabochon

Some names given to these museum pieces are

The fine pinnule which filter feed from the arms are clearly seen in intense clarity

375 inches long x 1 inch deep x 2 inches wide

Señor Reyes signs his art work

75 inches x 0

checkered patterns

950 Sterling Silver'

The band encircling the pot is not simply decorative

Each of the perimeter pieces are cradled in fine silver