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Kewa Pueblo Stoneware Pictorial Bowl by Harold Littlebird (Learn More Here 🧐)
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This small stoneware bowl by Harold Littlebird is a rare and intimate work, measuring 2-½ inches high by 6 inches in diameter. Crafted in 1984 and signed on the bottom, it features a pictorial design of a deer rendered with quiet elegance on the interior — an image that connects deeply with the natural world and Pueblo visual language.

Original Pastel Painting of Two Pueblo Buffalo Dancers (Learn More Here 🧐)
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This pastel drawing of two Ohkay Owingeh Buffalo Dancers is a display of a multitude of colors and vibrant activity by the dancers. One can visualize the sound of the tin cones on the edge of the kilts as the dancers raise and lower their legs. The sound simulates thunder as do the rattles in their hands. Pastel pigments are very difficult with which to work as intensity of color and definition depend on the artist applying the correct pressure of the pastel stick during application. Montoya was an expert with pastel pigments and that was his choice of medium.