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Fannie Nampeyo, artist

Cultural affiliations: Hopi

1900 or 1904–1987, active 1920–1987

pot, 1950s

Where object was made: Southwestern United States

Material/technique: ceramic; paint

Dimensions:
Object Height/Diameter (Height x Diameter): 14 x 25.5 cm
Object Height/Diameter (Height x Diameter): 5 1/2 x 10 1/16 in

Credit line: Gift from the Security Benefit Group of Companies

Accession number: 2007.4081

On display: Michaelis Gallery

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Empowerment

Fannie was the youngest of Nampeyo’s three daughters and also learned to make pottery from her mother. Like her sister Annie, she also created her own versions of the Sikyatki Revival style.

Empowerment

Fannie was the youngest of Nampeyo’s three daughters and also learned to make pottery from her mother. Like her sister Annie, she also created her own versions of the Sikyatki Revival style.