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Hand Painted Southwest designs on Bisque Ware / sold as each - $45 (Port Coquitlam)
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Hand Painted Originals of "Southwest Pottery" and I have all my original Hand Pencil drawings/sketches on tracing paper (my handy pencil eraser always beside my hand). Also, drawings/sketches of large-scale versions of Still Life paintings into my lengthy knowledge "Southwest Pottery" designs and culture of Indigenous Native Indian tribes USA...
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Southwest Pottery designs: I purchase the items in Bisqueware from Arrowsmith Potters Guild @ Train Station, Parksville BC.
*** Inside vase please no water (dried/silk flowers) and Tray includes w/glass plate.
*** PRICE $45.00 for each piece... 3 various shapes.
(left) Painting item #24-C "San Juan - Pueblo" vase
Tall 5.75" x flat bottom 3.75" x hole top 5/8" x size 18" around the middle...
Painting item #24-B designs: "Anazazi" vase Socorra in Blk + Wh.
Tall 6.5" x flat bottom 3.5" x hole top 5/8" x size 18" around the middle...
(right) Painting #24-A design by: "San Ildefonso" tray with Handles... Bird Head w/wings and a touch of Red. Border design around side of tray...
Size with handles 12" across x 2" deep x 8" inside flat x 9.5" outside flat bottom...
Appointment 9am to 5pm (? evenings) Thanks Nancy
*** Biogrphy Nancy taught beginner Folk Art, Decorative, and Tole Painting in Parksville, BC from 1990 to 2002. Her gift/craft store offered handmade gifts, classes, and supplies in Folk Art and Quilting, and she taught in various locations including Vancouver Island, White Horse, Ucluelet, Bellevue, and Portland, OR.
After closing her store in 2000 due to illness, Nancy took a four-year break before slowly resuming painting. She developed new techniques and created series like “Southwest Pottery,” “Trees,” and “Roses,” selling her work in galleries and art shows. In early 2020, she moved back to Port Coquitlam, Vancouver.