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Seed Jar

Round with a slight taper toward the base and a tiny opening at the top, this clay seed jar features a repeating pattern of abstracted flower shapes and a lightning bolt design. On the white surface the dark brown, delicately drawn designs expand and contract accordant with the form of the vessel.
Marie Zieu Chino, Seed Jar, 1982; Clay, 12 x 13 in.; National Museum of Women in the Arts, Gift of Wallace and Wilhelmina Holladay
Close up of Seed Jar
Round with a slight taper toward the base and a tiny opening at the top, this clay seed jar features a repeating pattern of abstracted flower shapes and a lightning bolt design. On the white surface the dark brown, delicately drawn designs expand and contract accordant with the form of the vessel.

Artwork Details

  • Artist

    Marie Zieu Chino

  • Title

    Seed Jar

  • Date

    1982

  • Medium

    Clay

  • Dimensions

    12 x 13 in.

  • Donor Credit

    Gift of Wallace and Wilhelmina Holladay

  • On Display

    Yes

The Artist, Marie Zieu Chino

Marie Zieu Chino was the matriarch of a family instrumental in preserving Acoma Pueblo pottery traditions.