Zia Pueblo Pottery

Zia Pueblo is one of the smaller of the 19 New Mexico Pueblos, but very active in pottery. The clay from Zia is a dark red and when combined with a white slip turns a buff color after firing. Pots are typically hand coiled, painted with natural paints and fired outdoors. Designs include the Zia Bird, Deer, Flowers and geometric designs. Noted potters from Zia Include Marcellus & Elizabeth Medina, Ruby Panana, Sofia Medina, Ralph Aragon, Reyes Pino Medina, Louis Medina, Yvonne Shije and others. Zia also created the "Sun Symbol", which is New Mexico States official insignia! Traditional Hand Coiled Zia Pueblo Pottery.

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Zia Pueblo Native American Indian Pottery Large Storage Jar - Marcellus & Elizabeth Medina — $3,500

Zia Pueblo Native American Indian Pottery Deer - Eagle Dancer Jar - Marcellus & Elizabeth Medina — $1,500

Zia Pueblo Native American Indian Pottery Large Bird Jar - Marcellus & Elizabeth Medina — $950

Zia Pueblo Native American Indian Pottery Butterfly - Bird Jar - Marcellus & Elizabeth Medina — $725

Zia Pueblo Native American Indian Pottery Bird Jar #1- Marcellus & Elizabeth Medina — $725

Zia Pueblo Native American Pottery Deer Jar - Marcellus & Elizabeth Medina — $550