Signed storyteller pottery doll

Storyteller pottery is a distinctive Native American art form that originated with the Cochiti Pueblo in New Mexico. These figurines typically depict a seated elder figure with an open mouth, surrounded by children who are listening to a story. The tradition was revitalized in the mid-20th century by artists like Helen Cordero, and has since been continued by many other artists, including Joanne Trujillo. These pieces are highly collectible and represent a significant aspect of contemporary Native American art. It is 3”x3”x2”

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