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Jar1902
Brooklyn Museum Collection
- Culture
- Ka'waika
- Material
- clay and slip
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum
Bowl1903
Brooklyn Museum Collection
- Culture
- Ka'waika
- Material
- clay and pigment
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum
Dance Hood10.229.3a-b
Tag: "#72/[Illegible]/Dancing/Hood/Pueblo/Laguna"
- Culture
- Ka'waika
- Material
- fabric, paint and hair
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum
Shepherd's Bag10.229.2
Tag: "#86/Shepherd/Bag"
Kachina DollX334
- Culture
- Ka'waika
- Material
- wood, pigment yarn and string
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum
Doll (katsin a wak)03.325.3009
Flat board painted Kachina . Laguna Pueblo representatives indicated this type was given to small babies.
- Culture
- Ka'waika
- Material
- wood and pigment
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum
Kachina Doll03.325.3008
Museum Expedition 1903, Museum Collection Fund
- Culture
- Ka'waika
- Material
- wood and pigment
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum
Kachina Doll03.325.3011
Museum Expedition 1903, Museum Collection Fund
- Culture
- Ka'waika
- Material
- wood and pigment
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum
Kachina Doll03.325.3010
Museum Expedition 1903, Museum Collection Fund
- Culture
- Ka'waika
- Material
- wood, pigment and feather
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum
Jar1993.101.1
Pottery making in Laguna Pueblo had almost died in the mid-twentieth century when Gladys Pacquin began making pots in 1980. Her work brings a fresh, new look to the historic forms and images of her pueblo as she decorates the traditional shaped ollas, bowls and canteens with combinations of original designs inspired by her life. These incorporate Laguna Pueblo motifs with Zuni, the home of her mother. This blending has led to a unique style. Each piece is made entirely from natural materials by hand using traditional methods of clay construction-coil method, decoration -painted using vegetal and mineral pigments and open air firing using cow chips and cedar wood in an outdoor kiln.
- Culture
- Ka'waika
- Material
- clay and slip
- Holding Institution
- Brooklyn Museum