In Zuni culture, pottery is traditionally made by women. Nahohai learned the craft from his mother, Josephine, who learned it from her mother, Lawatsa, and other family members.

Earlier this month, four top students from the Zuni Youth Enrichment Project’s Emerging Artist Apprenticeship in graphic arts ...

This relationship is outlined as having developed in three stages beginning with trade in pottery and axes of a Puerco-Chacoan character to the Mogollon villages and culminating in a period when the ...

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Collected from Zuni potter Kyusita (Cayusetsa, ca. 1896-1977) by anthropologist Frederick Webb Hodge (1864-1956, MAI staff member) as part of a 1918 pottery-making demonstration; MAI staff member ...

TUCSON, ARIZONA—Analysis of pottery unearthed in downtown Tucson suggests that Spanish soldiers on an expedition in what is now New Mexico in 1795 may have transported Zuni pottery souvenirs ...

Google has created a weaving game in honor of We:wa, a member of the Zuni tribe, weaver, and ambassador on behalf of Native Americans.

On display are Indigenous artifacts such as a Zuni sun pendant and Puebloan pottery. They are meant to represent the impact of the sun on varied cultural ideologies. “This exhibition is more than just ...

A native of the Isleta Pueblo, in New Mexico, Zuni was attempting to select items that emphasized the transition that occurred in the community during the 1880s and 90s, when the tribe began ...

USA-Albuquerque District and the Isleta Pueblo entered a partnership agreement to begin a cultural preservation study for the Pottery Mound site.