Acoma Pottery
Carolyn Lewis-Concho was born into Acoma Pueblo in 1963. She was encouraged to perpetuate the generations of Acoma pottery tradition by several of her family members, most significantly her older sister, Marilyn Ray, who led her to use natural materials to create her pieces of pottery art. She and her sisters, Marilyn Ray, Judy Lewis, Diane Lewis and Rebecca Lucario, are all daughters of Katherine Lewis. All are dedicated to traditional Acoma pottery.
PD87 Acoma Carolyn Concho seed pot with ladybug. 2" x 3 3/4"
$200.00
A sweet Native American pottery seed pot by Acoma Carolyn Concho.
A three-dimensional ladybug rests in a concave center. framed by a painted lizard and varied Acoma Pueblo icons. Signed by Carolyn Concho.
Carolyn Lewis-Concho was born into Acoma Pueblo in 1963. She was encouraged to perpetuate the generations of Acoma pottery tradition by several of her family members, most significantly her older sister, Marilyn Ray, who led her to use natural materials to create her pieces of pottery art. She and her sisters, Marilyn Ray, Judy Lewis, Diane Lewis and Rebecca Lucario, are all daughters of Katherine Lewis. All are dedicated to traditional Acoma pottery.
2" x 3 3/4" #PD87
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