Native American Pottery Jemez Tim Tosa Storyteller 3 Children Hand‎ Painted Clay

Southwestern Jemez Native American Pottery Storyteller Artist: Timothy (Tim) Tosa Hand Made Hand Painted Timothy (Tim)Tosa Jemez Pueblo Storyteller Figurine – Hand-Painted Clay, 3 Children This vibrant hand-molded clay storyteller figurine is signed by Timothy (Tim) Tosa, a potter from the Jemez Pueblo in New Mexico. A lively example of Native American folk art, the piece features a female figure surrounded by three children, each with distinctive expressions. The storyteller form was popularized in the 1960s by Cochiti potter Helen Cordero and has since become a treasured symbol of cultural continuity among Pueblo artisans. Jemez potters, including the Tosa family, embraced this form with their own stylistic flair.. Timothy (Tim) Tosa a potter from the respected Tosa family of Jemez Pueblo, known for their dedication to preserving traditional methods of hand-coiled and sculpted pottery. Tim Tosa is recognized for his storyteller figures and decorative clay pieces that honor the oral storytelling legacy of his community. His work often appears in Native art markets and private collections, reflecting both craftsmanship and cultural meaning. Piece is 5 inches tall x 3 inches in length x 3 inches wide Artists has signed on the bottom of piece. When Shipping Pottery Items I Always Double Box With Plenty Of Different Packing Materials. International Buyers Welcome Our Studio Is Pet Free, Smoke Free, Very Clean, Temperature Controlled