Crosshatch Clay Signed Stoneware Pitcher 1980s New Mexico Studio Pottery

Celebrate the artistry of New Mexico studio pottery with this Crosshatch Clay signed stoneware pitcher, handcrafted by Jeannie Johnson in the 1980s. Featuring a gray base with abstract blue and brown accents, this piece is covered in fine brown speckles, adding depth and texture to its design. The original studio card is included, preserving its provenance. New Mexico has long been a hub for ceramic artists, blending traditional Southwestern influences with modern studio techniques. Many potters in the region focus on hand-thrown stoneware, often incorporating earthy tones, organic textures, and abstract designs inspired by the desert landscape. Item Details Artist: Jeannie Johnson Studio: Crosshatch Clay Era: 1980s Material: Stoneware Dimensions: Approx. 4 3/4 inches tall Features: Abstract blue and brown design, brown speckled glaze, original studio card Condition: Excellent A beautiful addition to any studio pottery collection, this pitcher embodies the craftsmanship and artistic vision of New Mexico’s ceramic tradition.