Sandra Victorino
Fine Line Acoma Black and White Seed Pot
This beautiful black and white Acoma seed pot was created by Sandra Victorino of the Acoma Pueblo. This 3½” inches tall by 3½” wide seed pot is in her well-known "Snowflake and Fine Line" design. The design of this pot and much of her work is her interpretation of the classic Acoma seed pot that was used for centuries for actual storage of harvest seeds.
Sandra Victorino is a full-blooded Native American Indian born into the Pueblo of Acoma in 1958. After
watching her grandmother, Frances
Torivio, make
pottery all through her childhood, Sandra began working with clay around the
age of ten. Frances taught Sandra the
traditional methods of hand-coiling and pit-firing and another inspiration for her were the incomparable geometric patterns she
learned from her famous
aunt, Dorothy Torivio. Sandra
has won many awards for her work and her pottery is displayed in the Heard Museum
Art Collections as well as in many private collections. Her work has great
collector value.
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USA.
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Most of our items are pre-owned and in very
good condition and come from a smoke-free and pet-free environment. Our
treasures have no repairs, restorations, cracks, or chips other than
stated in the description.
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item back. Refunds are only issued after we receive the item returned in same
condition within 30 days of the sale. Buyer
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