Fawn Navasie

Hopi

Fawn Navasie is the daughter of Eunice Navasie. Until Eunice passed on, she signed her pieces "Fawn" and Fawn used a fawn-design hallmark. Once her mother passed on, Fawn assumed the "Fawn" name.

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A bird element and geometric design on a polychrome flat-topped seed pot
A polychrome flat-topped seed pot decorated with a bird element and geometric design
5.25 in Dia by 2 in H
A bird element and geometric design with fire clouds on a polychrome cylinder
A polychrome cylinder with fire clouds and a bird element and geometric design
3.75 in Dia by 6 in H
A 4-direction Water Beetle katsina design on a polychrome jar
A polychrome jar with a four-direction Water Beetle katsina design
11.25 in Dia by 6 in H

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