Description
Isleta Pueblo artist Tony Sangre shares his unique blend of traditional pottery and his modern design aesthetic in this decorative plate. An artist in many mediums, Tony is carrying on the important legacy of pottery making within the Isleta Pueblo.
Created using commercial clay, this plate features beautifully hand-carved geometric pattern around the rim with a larger circular design at center. Inspired by traditional Pueblo embroidery created by his mother, Tony has created a piece of artwork that captures a unique perspective on an ancient art.
Plate measures 8-5/8" in diameter and comes with certificate of authenticity.
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