Within the creative landscape of the American Southwest, the Pueblo people have a pottery tradition that is thousands of years old. The Smythe Sewn 2007 Waterwaves Unlined Journal cover was inspired by the vibrant designs of contemporary Hopi artist Antoinette Silas of the Parrot and Kachina Clans. Silas gathers all her materials locally, uses natural pigments for her paints and fires her pottery outdoors. Blending her personal style with traditional techniques learned from her mother, Antoinette's creations are a testament to the precision that is possible in handwork. Originally painted on tiles, this traditional Hopi symbol is incorporated in this design.
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ISBN:
9781551565972
Format:
Paperback
Pages:
160
Dimensions:
20cm x 15cm
RRP:
$32.95
Category:
Series:
Publisher:
Hartley & Marks Publishers
Published:
01 January 2014
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