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We update our New Additions page daily, and you can join online or in the gallery for Shows and Events. Our mission is to provide our customers with the highest quality artwork at an excellent price, backed with professional customer care. Education is one of our primary goals to better understand and appreciate the amazing historic legacy of this art form.

The gallery features both signed historic Pueblo pottery from the 1920s to works by contemporary and emerging potters. King Galleries is pleased to represent the Pueblo pottery of many of today's leading potters. Over the years, we have taken the time to get to know each of our gallery artists. It is important that as each new piece comes into the gallery we are able to convey the thought, meaning, and techniques inherent to each vessel.
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Contemporary
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King Galleries of Scottsdale and Santa Fe is pleased to represent Contemporary Native American pottery of many of today's leading potters. Over the years we have taken the time to get to know each of our gallery artists. As each new piece comes into the gallery, we talk with the artist, finding out about the time and thought that goes into their work.
Signed Historic
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King Galleries is pleased to have a variety of Pueblo and Tribal pottery from the 1920s to the present. We have created this "Signed Historic Pottery" to identify work by those potters who were early innovators in the 1920s and began to sign their work. It also is used for many artists who have passed away, making their art part of the historical record.
Bronze
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Bronze Sculpture has been part of Pueblo Pottery innovation created by clay artists, such as Tony Da, Joseph Lonewolf, Tammy Garica, Autumn Borts-Medlock. We often see various shapes reflecting their original art forms of Clay Pottery. Bronze sculpture is a natural alternative for a pottery artist as they are accomplished in the art of clay form.
Acoma Pueblo
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Acoma Pueblo is situated on top of a mesa, hundreds of feet above the surrounding land. It commands a breath-taking view of the countryside, other mesas and the distant mountains - no wonder it is called Sky City.

Like the hillside towns of Italy, the location was chosen for protection from marauding enemies, but the incredible beauty of this panoramic view of the world must have had something to do with the decision for the Indian people have an intense visual sensitivity, which anyone familiar with their art can easily attest.Acoma, which means People of the White Rock, has been inhabited since before the twelfth century.
Laguna Pueblo
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It 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.
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