Native American, Hopi Pottery Bowl with Butterfly, by Edith Nash, Ca 1960's, #879 SOLD Navajo_girl_and_lamb The setting is the Superstitions

The setting is the Superstitions

"Ranch Trail"

flanked by similarly stepped corner elements and with triangle borders

A superb example created by the Chimu culture of ancient Peru

with twelve gates and a moat

Native American, Hopi Pottery Bowl with Butterfly, by Edith Nash, Ca 1960's, #879 SOLD Navajo_girl_and_lamb The setting is the SuperstitionsNative American Hopi Pottery Bowl, by Edith Nash 879. Description: Native American, Hopi Pottery Bowl, by Edith Nash, Tewa Village, Polacca, Arizona, with maize symbol above her name. Black on red geometric pottery bowl with butterfly inside the bowl, Signature under base, Circa 20th century. Measurement: 2. 75" x 9. 5", Weight: Approximately 2 lbs Condition: Excellent for its age. Pueblo pottery is made using a coiled technique that came into