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Lucas, Steve – 12″ Wide “Rainbirds” Water Jar

Steve Lucas is one of the leading Hopi-Tewa potters working today.  Each piece is coil-built, stone polished, painted with native clay slips and bee-weed (black), and traditionally fired.  Steve has...

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Lucas, Steve – Large “Nampeyo Birds” Water Jar

Steve Lucas is one of the leading Hopi-Tewa potters working today.  Each piece is coil-built, stone polished, painted with native clay slips and bee-weed (black), and traditionally fired.  Steve has...

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Lucas, Steve – Bowl with Four Butterflies

This is a classic bowl by Steve Lucas.  The piece is thin-walled and stone-polished before it is fired.  The top of the jar is painted with four butterflies or moths on the top.  They are painted with...

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Lucas, Steve –“Katsina Faces” Four Color Jar

Steve Lucas is one of the leading Hopi-Tewa potters working today.  Each piece is coil-built, stone polished, painted with native clay slips and bee-weed (black), and traditionally fired.  Steve has...

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Lucas, Steve – 12″ Wide Moth Design Jar (2015) Ribbon

WOW!  This is an exceptional jar by Steve Lucas.  He remains one of the leading Hopi-Tewa potters working today.  Each piece is coil-built, stone polished, painted with native clay slips and bee-weed...

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Lucas, Steve – 14″ Wide Four Color Jar with Eight Sikyatki Birds

This is an very detailed jar by Steve Lucas.  He remains one of the leading Hopi-Tewa potters working today.  Each piece is coil-built, stone polished, painted with native clay slips and bee-weed...

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