Toute notre poterie amérindienne est de source éthique et Fair Trade. Wilde Ones s’efforce de sélectionner à la main les plus belles pièces des meilleurs artistes amérindiens. À cet effet, nous voyageons en Arizona, au Nouveau-Mexique, en Californie et au Mexique chaque année depuis 1987. Nous prenons plaisir à non seulement satisfaire nos clients avec des produits de qualité supérieure, mais aussi à entretenir de solides relations saines et durables avec nos artisans et artisanes amérindiens aux talents multiples.
Poterie Hopi Melva Nampeyo
$258.70
Glaise
Pigments naturels
Motif « Migration »
Hauteur: 120 mm
Largeur: 100 mm
Ouverture: 30 mm
Une création Hopi signée Malva Nampeyo
« Hopi potters draw on a tradition going back centuries. The ancestors of the Hopi made gray utility ware as long ago as A.D. 700. The ancient potters developed black on white styles, black on red, and finally polychromes. In the late ‘1800s, outsiders began to appreciate the artistry of Hopi potters. This new demand sparked what has been called the revival period for Hopi pottery. The ancient potters passed their skills on to succeeding generations, many of whom are Hopi potters today. Although First Mesa is the most well-known for its pottery, Hopi potters can be found throughout the Hopi mesas. All authentic Hopi pottery is handmade by the coil and scrape technique. Hopi potters do not use a pottery wheel or make mold-poured pottery. They use the same techniques as their ancestors, hand-painting the designs with yucca leaf brushes and using natural materials provided by their environment. The pots are then fired in open firing areas. » Click here to full article courtesy of Hopi Cultural Preservation Office.
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