Susan Romero

Santa Clara Pueblo

Born in 1955, Susan Romero (Pho-Sa-we) is the daughter of Joseph Lonewolf. She grew up learning the ancient process from her father and since producing her first pots in 1972, she has concentrated on miniature pottery etched in exquisite sgraffito style.

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Sgraffitpo water scene on a red seedpot
Red seedpot with sgraffito water scene
2.5 in H by 2.75 in Dia
Sgraffito bear, hunter and geometric design on a red seed pot
Red seed pot decorated with a sgraffito hunter, bear and geometric design
1.75 in H by 2 in Dia
Sgraffito fish, water and geometric design on a miniature red seed pot
Miniature red seed pot with a sgraffito fish, water and geometric design
2.5 in H by 2.25 in Dia
Sgraffito fish, water and geometric design on a miniature red seed pot
Miniature red seed pot
2 in H by 2 in Dia
Sgraffito arm, feather, antler, ear-of-corn and geometric design on a miniature pyramidal red seed pot
A pyramidal miniature red seed pot with a sgraffito arm, feather, ear-of-corn, antler and geometric design
1.75 in L by 1.75 in W by 1.5 in H
Sgraffito wildlife and geometric design on a miniature red seed pot
Miniature red seed pot decorated with a sgraffito wildlife and geometric design
1.25 in Dia by 1.5 in H
Sgraffito deer, deer dancer and geometric design on a miniature red seed pot
Miniature red seed pot with a sgraffito deer, deer dancer and geometric design
1.75 in Dia by 1.75 in H

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