$495
Artist: Lee Ann Cheromiah
Style: Jar
Pueblo: Laguna, NM
Period: Contemporary
Dimensions: 7” D x 6” H
In stock
Lee Ann Cheromiah, born in June 1954, was the daughter of Evelyn Cheromiah, one of the key figures in reviving the Laguna pottery tradition. Along with her sisters, Mary and Wendy, she learned the art of pottery by observing and working alongside their mother during her childhood.
She was an active participant in both the Santa Fe Indian Market and the New Mexico State Fair, where she earned ribbons at both events over the years.
More About the ArtistLaguna is the largest Keresan-speaking Pueblo, with around eight thousand members. They prize thinking above all human attributes, consequently, they value intellectual activity and education. A scholarship program is conducted by the Pueblo, thus insuring advanced study for many of the young people, making them among the best educated of all Pueblos.
More About This Pueblo
