Polychrome Kachina Design Pottery Tile
Sadie Adams
- Marked Down $450.00
- Gallery Price $650.00
- Title
- Polychrome Kachina Design Pottery Tile
- Artist
- Sadie Adams
- Medium
- Hand-formed pottery with black and red slip decoration
- Size
- 6 1/2" height X 4 1/2" width X 1/4" depth
- Signed
- Five petal blossom, which is one of the artist's hallmarks
- Date of creation
- February 1968 "2-68" is written in graphite on tile's back side
- Condition
- Excellent. On viewer's right is 1/2" X 1/4" area that artist appears to have applied, perhaps to cover a red slip deficiency.
- Provenance
- Consigned by a downsizing collector couple SW
- About The Polychrome Kachina Design Pottery Tile
What a privilege to offer such an exquisite example of the Sadie Adams' work ! Think you would have trouble finding one any better in all of Santa Fe.
Pahlik Mana is depicted by Mrs. Adams.
Marked Down from $550 to $450
- About Sadie Adams
(1905-1995) Flower Woman signs with a 5 petal flower symbol, often with a dot in the blossom's center.
This Hopi artist was active creating pottery jars, bowls, lamps, tiles, cookie jars, plates, cup and saucers between 1930 and 1981. Many examples of her pottery are held by the Museum of Northern Arizona. Her pottery won prizes at various competitive shows to include the Hopi Show and the Scottsdale National.
After her husband's premature death, Sadie supported her young children through the sale of her pottery.
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