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Kimo DeCora
Isleta Pueblo
Kimo DeCora is an award-earning potter from Isleta Pueblo. His heritage is 1/2 Isleta, 1/2 Winnebago. He specializes in delicate black-on-white miniature pieces, usually decorated with Mimbres-Revival designs.
Kimo learned the basics of making traditional pottery on his own but he also learned through watching Cipriano Romero Medina and John Montoya working.
In conversations with Kimo I have found he has a excellent, but very dry, sense of humor.
Miniature pot in black and white
0.75 in H by 1.5 in Dia
Miniature pot in black and white
0.75 in H by 1.5 in Dia
Black and white jar with a fine line and geometric design plus a polychrome owl
4 in H by 3.25 in Dia
Owl sits on the handle of a black and white jar decorated with Mimbres designs
4.25 in H by 3.5 in Dia
Black and white jar decorated with a kiva step, fine line, lightning bolt and geometric design plus a polychrome roadrunner perched on the handle
3.75 in H by 3.25 in Dia
Miniature black and white jar with handles and decorated with a geometric design
1.25 in H by 1 in Dia
Miniature black and white jar decorated with a geometric design
1.25 in H by 1.25 in Dia
Black and white pitcher decorated with a geometric design and a polychrome owl on the handle
4 in H by 3.75 in Dia
Black and white jar decorated with a Mimbres-style geometric design plus a polychrome owl perched on the handle
4.5 in H by 3.5 in Dia
Miniature black-on-white jar with handles and decorated with a geometric design
1.25 in H by 1 in Dia
Black-on-white pitcher with an owl perched on its handle and decorated with a geometric design
3.5 in L by 3.25 in W by 4.5 in H