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Z Glendora (Daubs) Fragua
Handmade Jemez Pueblo Vase
Turtles, Flowers, & Dragonflies
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Artist/Source: Glendora Fragua - Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico, USA
Description: Glendora has won countless major awards for her scraffito work. This adorable vase of scraffito turtles, flowers, and dragonflies is totally handmade vase (no pottery wheel).
This is a totally new pot. Glendora did a custom order of pots for me in 2011 but they have been sitting quietly hibernating in a closet waiting for my website to go live and for me to find the time to photograph and psot.
Glendora is in the top tier of potters of her generation. Please see further biographical info on her in the heading of her collection page.
Height: 4"
Width: 2-5/8"
Deep (Front-to-Back): 1-3/8" (at widest)
Signed: Glendora's Cornstalk Log (see photos)
Weight: 4oz/110gr/.243lbs
P112015
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