Saturday, May 14, 2005
How to make Catawba Indian Pottery.
Use the link above to see the basic steps of how Catawba Indian Pottery is made. There are some great pictures of the Catawba pottery being burned in a open pit. I also have some great pictures of some elder master potters. The Catawba Indians are one of the few tribes left that make Indian Pottery using the ancient traditional method.
Friday, May 13, 2005
Marcus Sanders Update
I am currently a little under the weather. I have got one of those nasty bugs that everyone hates. I hope to recover soon. I understand this bug doesn't last very long. I am working on a few pieces of pottery at this time. Not sure when the burn will occur. I will keep you posted on my progress.
Thursday, May 12, 2005
Earl and Viola Robbins
Earl is one of the most sought after potters of the Catawba Nation. His work is known all over the Southeast. He currently is out of pottery and is taking a rest. I am going out to see him this morning to check on his health. Sorry but Earl wasn't home. Maybe I can give a update later.
It's warmer now so Viola should begin to make more Native American pottery. She loves to work on her pieces on the frontporch where she can enjoy the fresh air while listening to the birds sing.
Wednesday, May 11, 2005
Catawba Indian Pottery Blog
This is all new to me so you will have to bear with me. If you have any suggestions or ideas please let me know. I'm going to try to keep you up to date on news pertaining to our great potters. This post is just a starting point and feel free to add your comments. You can visit us at Catawba Indian pottery.
Morningstar has added new pieces
Morning Star Has added some new pieces.
Below are a couple of samples:
First is a Lizard bowl
Second is small bowl titled "Feathers at War"
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