Oscar G. Quezada Signed 8.5\" W x 6\" T Mata Ortiz Mexican Black Geometric Pottery for Sale

Oscar G. Quezada Signed 8.5\" W x 6\" T Mata Ortiz Mexican Black Geometric Pottery For Sale

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Oscar G. Quezada Signed 8.5\" W x 6\" T Mata Ortiz Mexican Black Geometric Pottery:
$272.57

Vintage Oscar G. Quezada Signed 8.5\" W x 6\" T Mata Ortiz Mexican Black Geometric Pottery ExquisiteThis stunning piece of vintage Mata Ortiz pottery is a true masterpiece crafted by the renowned artist Oscar G. Quezada. The vase showcases the distinctive black-on-black geometric designs that have made Mata Ortiz pottery famous worldwide.Measuring approxiately 6 inches in height and 8.5 inches in width, this vase is a testament to Quezada\'s exceptional skill and artistry. The intricate geometric patterns are meticulously hand-painted, creating a mesmerizing play of light and shadow on the vase\'s surface. This will be a highly desirable addition to any collection of Mexican folk art or pottery.Dimensions: 8-1/2\" Diameter x 5-7/8\" T
Approx. Weight: 2 lbs, 5.7 ozs
Provenance: Signed by the ArtistSold as is. No warranty from the Seller. No Returns.CONDITION NOTE: Used, but in overall excellent vintage condition. This piece does not appear to have any chips (except for a tiny one on top edge), cracks, hairlines, or repairs that I can see or feel (see pictures). There are some brush/rub marks on the shiny bottom of the bowl near the signature and one small surface defect just above the outer edge of the bowl (see closeup pictures). It is important to note that this bowl has a rounded bottom (not flat). Since these are vintage pieces of art, they do come with natural imperfections that add to their character (zoom into photos to look for any imperfections). Does not come with any original boxes, packaging, or any related paperwork. Will be packed carefully and insured for safe shipping. See detailed (zoom-able) pictures to know what you are purchasing. of product research for this listing was from Perplexity.ai and I cannot be sure that it is 100% accurate. I encourage you to confirm this information with your own Date or Age of Item
Mata Ortiz pottery has a relatively recent history, with the art form being revived in the 1970s. While an exact date is not provided, this piece is likely from the late 20th century or early 21st century, given Oscar G. Quezada\'s active period as a potter.Short Biography of the Potter
Oscar G. Quezada is a renowned Native American potter from the Mata Ortiz region of Chihuahua, Mexico. He is a member of the esteemed Quezada family, which played a pivotal role in the revival and popularization of the unique Mata Ortiz pottery tradition.Quezada was born in Mata Ortiz and learned the art of pottery-making from his father, Juan Quezada Celado, who is credited with rediscovering the ancient pottery techniques of the Mogollon culture. Juan Quezada\'s efforts in the 1970s led to the revitalization of this art form, which had been lost for centuries.Oscar G. Quezada is considered one of the first members of the second generation of Mata Ortiz potters. He began creating pottery shortly after his mother, Consolacion Quezada, took up the craft, following in the footsteps of his father\'s pioneering work.Quezada\'s works are highly sought after for their intricate geometric designs, exceptional craftsmanship, and adherence to the traditional Mata Ortiz style. His pieces have been exhibited in galleries and museums worldwide, and he has received numerous accolades for his contributions to Mexican folk art.Family Tree
Oscar G. Quezada comes from a family deeply rooted in the Mata Ortiz pottery tradition:
Father: Juan Quezada Celado (the reviver of Mata Ortiz pottery)
Mother: Consolacion Quezada (one of the earliest Mata Ortiz potters)
Siblings: Several siblings, including other potters from the Quezada familyThe Quezada family has played a crucial role in preserving and promoting the Mata Ortiz pottery style, passing down the techniques and knowledge from generation to generation. Many members of the family, including Oscar G. Quezada\'s siblings and their descendants, have become accomplished potters in their own right, continuing the legacy of this unique art form.Search Keywords
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Oscar Quezada PotteryNOTE: If you would like to see all the vintage artwork I currently have listed, please check out this store category to watch for more pieces being added over the coming weeks/months: accept payment methods.Shipping:We ship to the verified address only. Usually ships the next business day.Shipping Options:We offer multiple shipping options, such as USPS Priority, USPS Ground Advantage, UPS Ground, and/or FEDEX Ground/Home Delivery). Before completing your purchase, please check to see which shipping option provides you with the better price and/or arrival time. If you need an express shipping option, contact the seller BEFORE purchasing and one can be added.Local Pickup Option:If you are located in the Phoenix, AZ area, and would like to arrange for pickup, please send the Seller an email prior to purchase and Seller will adjust the listing to remove the shipping cost and email you to make the purchase and arrange for pickup.
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