Nampeyo of Hano, a Hopi-Tewa artisan, is the grande dame of Hopi pottery, with a legacy almost unparalleled in Native circles. At "Nampeyo and the Sikyatki Revival," the exhibition's layout ...

If the vessel were only a fine example of Hopi pottery made by an anonymous potter, it would sell for about $2,000 at auction, she says. If it is a Nampeyo pot, Dyer believes its auction value ...

The ancient pottery from Sikyatki and other ancestral Hopi sites served as an inspiration for Nampeyo’s designs. Where to see it: Arizona State Museum on the University of Arizona campus. 1013 E ...

For hundreds of years in the southwestern deserts of the United States, Native American potters have searched for the finest of clay soils and fashioned to create beautiful ceramic items.

That’s what inspired him to learn how to make indigenous replica artwork of North Dakota’s Native American tribes. Now, he uses his pottery to help educate others and preserve the process.

Middle row from left: Rondina Huma (Hopi-Tewa), circa 1990; Jordan Roller (Santa Clara Pueblo), 2015 Bottom row from left: Richard Zane Smith (Wyandot), 2014; Jacob Koopee Jr. (Hopi-Tewa), 2007 ...