Native American Mohave Hand-Painted Pottery Effigy With Beaded Earrings and Necklaces, #931 SOLD Heart Line deer design • First Contemporary International Exhibition

• First Contemporary International Exhibition

was a contemporary of Ida Redbird

The shiny black finish of most Chim̼ pottery was achieved by firing the pottery at high temperatures in a closed kiln

She signs her sculptures as: Maxine Toya

The piece is 25 inches long

Native American Mohave Hand-Painted Pottery Effigy With Beaded Earrings and Necklaces, #931 SOLD Heart Line deer design • First Contemporary International ExhibitionNative American Mohave Hand Painted Pottery Effigy 931. Description: Native American Mohave Hand Painted Pottery Effigy with beaded earrings and necklaces; Dimensions: 6. 5" x 4. 5" x 4. 5"; Approximate Weight: 1 lb. Condition: Excellent for age Provenance: The William Pierce Estate, Native American Collection, Scottsdale AZ. In the late 19th century, Mohave potters began producing effigy vessels depicting traditional Mohave dress and self decoration