Clay OrnamentArtist Lisa Rutherford, Cherokee Signed and dated by the artist This clay ornament has been stamped rather than drawn on. After bisque firing, it goes into a wood fire to get the smoky colors. The designs are inspired by the symbolism found on Cherokee and Southeast tribes' artifacts. It is believed they represent wind, water, clouds, smoke and fire. Lisa hand digs her Oklahoma clay to make all of her pottery.

She has lived her entire life in Oklahoma

and full of energy

Adkins was a passionate and prescient connoisseur of Native American art and artifacts

sculpture by María Martínez

Shape doughs into stars

these soldiers replaced the U

Experience the beauty and functionality of handmade pottery with this one of a kind Llama Mug

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and cultural heritage

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