Reycita Cosen (1927-2012) Santa Clara Pueblo Pottery Pieces

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Reycita Cosen (1927-2012) Santa Clara Pueblo Pottery Pieces. Selling the three<br>pieces in clean condition all from one estate collection. They range from 3" to<br>4" tall and the widest is 5", there is a small chip on the rim of the vase, no<br>cracks or restorations on any of the pieces. Two have etched numbers on the base<br>of the pieces. Cosen was a daughter of potter Pasqualita Baca and a niece of<br>Nestora Silva. She was a sister of noted potter Helen Shupla. She was known for<br>the complex carving on her pottery. Each piece was coil built, carved, stone<br>polished, and traditionally fired.<br>tw250
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Reycita Cosen (1927-2012) Santa Clara Pueblo Pottery Pieces. Selling the three<br>pieces in clean condition all from one estate collection. They... Read more

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    Reycita Cosen (1927-2012) Santa Clara Pueblo Pottery Pieces. Selling the three<br>pieces in clean condition all from one estate collection. They range from 3" to<br>4" tall and the widest is 5", there is a small chip on the rim of the vase, no<br>cracks or restorations on any of the pieces. Two have etched numbers on the base<br>of the pieces. Cosen was a daughter of potter Pasqualita Baca and a niece of<br>Nestora Silva. She was a sister of noted potter Helen Shupla. She was known for<br>the complex carving on her pottery. Each piece was coil built, carved, stone<br>polished, and traditionally fired.<br>tw250

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