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Handcrafted
Cherokee Pottery
by P.J. Gilliam Stewart, Cherokee Nation tribal member P.J. was born in
Tahlequah, the capital of the Cherokee Nation. She creates traditional
and contemporary pottery. She has a fine art degree from the
Northeastern State University in Tahlequah.
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Photo Courtesy of David Fitzgerald |
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to research the pottery methods and designs used by her ancestors. Her work has
received numerous awards. P.J. and her family live on her grandmother's original
Cherokee Land Allotment. P.J.'s work is sought nationally and internationally. |
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The Cherokee Seed Pot was
used to store seeds. The small opening was sealed to protect the seeds. The
design represents the four directions, four seasons and four elements. Her
pottery is polished by hand using a smooth stone. The color is from burning the
pot with dried grasses and leaves. |
Cherokee Seed Pot
$25.00 large
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$15.00 small Order Now |
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Cherokee Wedding Vase
$65.00 each
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Cherokee Wedding Vase
represents two uniting. Once used in early wedding ceremonies and was
broken to seal the wedding vows. Hand built and signed by the artist.
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Cherokee Medium Pot
by P.J. Gilliam
Stewart.
Individually Hand built and signed by the
artist with with
ancient Cherokee designs.
$75.00 each
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Cherokee Friendship
Pot represents how friends are tightly interwoven like the
weaves of a basket. Hand built and signed by the artist.
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Cherokee Friendship
Pot
$29.95 each
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Ceramic Creations
by C.L. Tubbs, Cherokee
Nation tribal member |
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Ceramic Creations Collection
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"Wedding Vase"
$50.00
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"Angel"
$50.00
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