Luz Angelica Lopez

Mata Ortiz

Luz Angelica Lopez Cota is a potter from the village of Mata Ortiz. She is a younger sister of Laura Bugarini and Elvira Bugarini. They taught her how to make pottery but, as her skills developed, her designs changed. Now she makes mostly sgraffito and painted images of birds or butterflies with flowers on vines or branches.

Geometric designs on a polychrome thin neck jar
Polychrome thin neck jar with geometric designs
2.75 in H by 2 in Dia
Organic opening on a polychrome jar with tiny geometric design
Polychrome jar with an organic opening and a tiny geometric design
5.5 in H by 3.25 in Dia
Measurement includes stand
Bands of geometric design on a thin neck polychrome vase
A thin neck polychrome vase decorated with bands of small geometric designs
4.25 in H by 3.75 in Dia
Tall neck, flared rim and bands of geometric design on a small jar
A small jar with a tall neck, flared rim and bands of geometric design
3 in H by 2 in Dia
Bands of tiny geometric designs on a polychrome jar with a rolled lip
Polychrome jar with a rolled lip and bands of tiny geometric designs
7 in H by 5.5 in Dia
Measurement includes stand
A polychrome jar with bands of tiny geometric design
Polychrome jar with bands of a tiny geometric design
2.25 in L by 2.25 in W by 1.5 in H

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