Elizabeth Medina Zia Sun Symbol Bowl

Elizabeth Medina is widely considered the most skilled potters working in Zia Pueblo today, and this handcrafted bowl is an elegant representation of a centuries-old form. Working in the traditional style for which she is known, Elizabeth slips her natural clay vessels with a buff background then carefully paints polychrome designs in red, brown and black. A highly detailed Zia birds featured center of both sides of bowl. One side bird is enclosed within the Zia sun symbol and to backside in motion birds enclosed by clouds and lightning. This expertly crafted bowl is a timeless work of fine art from Zia Pueblo's premier potters.

Originally from Jemez Pueblo, Elizabeth has lived in Zia Pueblo since 1978 and learned the art of traditional pottery-making from her mother-in-law, Sofia Medina. Elizabeth Medina is known for her incredible craftsmanship, elegance of form and exquisitely painted designs. She has won awards from Santa Fe Indian Market, Eight Northern Pueblos Arts Crafts Show, the New Mexico State Fair and the Colorado Indian Market.

Bowl measures 6-1/4" long and wide, Stands 6" tall. Comes with certificate of authenticity.