Overview
Lusher Fine Art's Ancient to Contemporary Pottery Auction - Native Pottery - December 5th.
Discover the beauty and tradition of Native pottery at the Ancient to Contemporary Pottery Auction. From monumental 13th-century storage jars to works by modern master potters such as Nancy Youngblood, Grace Medicine Flower, Tammy Garcia, and Maria Martinez, this exclusive sale celebrates the artistry of Acoma, Cochiti, Hopi, Santa Clara, San Ildefonso, and more.
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What to Expect
Join us for the Ancient to Contemporary Pottery Auction, a landmark sale dedicated to the enduring artistry of Native American pottery. This carefully curated online auction spans centuries of tradition, showcasing everything from large 1800s utilitarian vessels and storage jars to contemporary masterworks by renowned Pueblo potters, including Nancy Youngblood, Nathan Youngblood, Grace Medicine Flower, Tammy Garcia, Joseph Lonewolf, Russell Sanchez, Maria Martinez, Jody Folwell, and Blue Corn.
Collectors will discover pottery from the most celebrated pueblos—Acoma, Cochiti, Hopi, Santa Clara, San Ildefonso, and beyond—each piece reflecting the heritage, craftsmanship, and innovation of its maker. Whether you are seeking an early utilitarian jar, a classic black-on-black San Ildefonso bowl, or a finely polished Santa Clara vase, this auction presents a rare opportunity to acquire works of lasting cultural and artistic significance.
This is more than a sale—it is a journey through time, honoring both the ancient traditions and contemporary voices of Native pottery. Register now to bid and secure your place in this Santa Fe Auction.
Prehistoric Pots: Native American Pottery dating back to the 13th century
19th century utilitarian pottery: pottery from the most celebrated pueblos—Acoma, Cochiti, Hopi, Santa Clara, San Ildefonso
Contemporary Native pottery: Work by the modern master potters isuch as Nancy Youngblood, Grace Medicine Flower, Tammy Garcia, and Maria Martinez.







