Al Qöyawayma. Hopi potter

Santa Fe, NM: Santa Fe East Galleries, 1984. Staplebound. -31 pages, illustrations, wraps. Oblong. 8...
Staplebound

1984 · Santa Fe, NM

by Qöyawayma, Al (artist)
Santa Fe, NM: Santa Fe East Galleries, 1984. Staplebound. [2]-31 pages, illustrations, wraps. Oblong. 8.5 x 11 in. First edition. Light scuffs to covers, but otherwise Very Good. The artist reflects on pottery and clay in a series of brief texts. With an essay by Bruce Berger. Photographs by Jerry Jacka. Includes a short glossary of Hopi terms related to pottery. Qöyawayma is the nephew of the noted potter Polingaysi Qöyawayma, who he comments on in the foreword. Qöyawayma is also a mechanical engineer and founder of the American Indian Science and Engineering Society. (Inventory #: 301446)
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