Description
This unique double-walled ceramic travel mug is a replica of a single beautiful clay pot handcrafted by traditional Acoma Pueblo artist Patricia Lowden.
Her orange, black, and red designs on a white background are interpretations of traditional pottery symbols from Acoma Pueblo, including rain, clouds, mountains, and rain parrots.
Details
- Collectible ceramic travel mug
- Based on original by artist Patricia Lowden of Acoma Pueblo
- Cup measurements: 5-3/4" H x 2½" L x 3¼" W
- 12 oz capacity
- Double-walled
- Press-in suction lid
- Not for use in dishwashers or microwaves
The mugs are designed by Pueblo artists from New Mexico, and printed on imported ceramics.
About the Artist
Patricia Lowden was born into the Acoma Sun Clan in 1960. She is the great-granddaughter of Lupe Chavez; granddaughter of Jessie Garcia; granddaughter of Andrea Lowden; daughter of Anita Garcia Lowden; niece of Marcus Garcia, Chester Garcia, Lori Garcia, Tina Garcia and Stella Shutiva; and sister of Jerilyn Emanuel. Patricia is known for her Ancestral Pueblo (formerly referred to as Anasazi) revival black-on-white, and traditional pots.
All of the participating artists receive royalties for each mug sold, with proceeds also supporting the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center and the 19 Pueblos of New Mexico.