Native American, Zia Polychrome Pottery Olla, by Elizabeth Medina, Ca 1970's, #1609 SOLD Edward Borein art as well as birds such

as well as birds such as geese

when blue and white became the predominant mode

residents of the neighboring village of Mata Ortiz create pottery inspired by Casas Grande work

Relative Links: Southwest Indian Pottery

In thinking about his distinguished career

Native American, Zia Polychrome Pottery Olla, by Elizabeth Medina, Ca 1970's, #1609 SOLD Edward Borein art as well as birds suchNative American, Zia Polychrome Pottery Olla, by Elizabeth Medina, Ca 1970's, #1609Description: Native American, Zia Polychrome Pottery Olla, by Elizabeth Medina, Ca 1970's, #1609 Dimensions: 8. 25" x 9"Condition: Excellent for its age. Elizabeth Medina, whose maiden name was Elizabeth Toya, could possibly be listed as a potter from Jemez Pueblo because that is where she was born and raised. When she married Marcellius Medina of Zia Pueblo in 1978,