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❤this! Beautiful demonstration by both artists 🎨. Loads of information. Thanks for sharing your expertise.

I love your store and all the best pottery anywhere!

Potheadszz. 😂😂😂

Is there anyway I can get Sammy’s information? My grandmother was a naranjo and I’m trying to see if there’s a correlation.

Loved watching this. Beautiful work. Thanks!

This is a wonderful presentation. Thank you!

Kuudawoha navi nat'tupa?I? Hahkanfi. U'vi A'gin. Much respect and friendship to my teacher Clarence Cruz. Thanks for all you did to encourage me to make mica pottery. Kuudawoha 💕 Phoyeh Povi

Beautiful work! Very interesting... You two make a great team. True masters and traditions. Being native also I enjoyed your craft and humor.❤❤

These videos are wonderful to watch. The pieces are beautiful and seeing them being created is a rare treat!!

Dream team ❤

O My Gosh ❤ love this beauty filled work .. such mastery 😮 WOW

How lovely that one of your customers recognized that Rebecca"s grandmother's pot belonged back in the family and donated it anonymously to Rebecca. With all the grief and strife in the world it was wonderful to see such an act of compassion and generosity.

❤ this! Beautiful work

This is just fabulous. Thank you!

This was very enjoyable, I have been building my ancient pottery replication skills , learned a lot , thanks !

Absolutely wonderful to both see Sandra construct and scrape a pot, and to hear her discuss the process as well. I learned so much, which definitely made me appreciate her work even more than I already do.

Thank you Wilma for sharing with us !

These pots are so very well decorated, the patterns seem to be computer generated. These artisans are a treasure.

Falso corrugate,

Awesome and wonderful

It was wonderful to see Sandra work. I have one of her pieces and enjoy it everyday! Would love to see her paint.

Hi. This is Graeme. I am watching from Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada! Very interesting.

Magnificent Artist.❤

I just ran across this video. It is wonderful and these artists are so nice & I enjoyed your gallery last Aug.

the quality of your content is terrific, it blows me away that you have such a low sub/like rate. I find the visual demonstration to be very informative as I'm learning to work wild clay, along with the histories and iconography of this artform.

You should be wearing a head fan, too.

Great👍👍👍

So awesome....beautifully created...so enjoyable to see final product.

Thank you for this nice video. : ) I am an admirer of Richard’s pottery and it is interesting to find this video was made so recently. Also very interesting to me as I also spent time working for Gallup, NM schools and am now making pottery and learning about Native American methods. Richard, when you sold pots off the hood of the car in AZ where or how did you fire the pots? At someone’s kiln or pit fire or ?? Where can I find out information re. any of your upcoming workshops?

Thank you Andrea, its great to see your channel active again! What a treat to watch these incredible designs come to life!

This is just wonderful to watch. I purchased a pot made by Marvin and Frances. Thank you for this.

So fun to see your face! I "met" you through these videos in the pandemic, and with a mask on, you look and sound EXACTLY like Nancy Pelosi (whom I love!). I hope you take that as a compliment, but it's very nice to see your own unique, wonderful face. Thanks so much for all you do!

Truly a wonderful program…. Will shop your wares in the gallery ! ✨Thank You Clarence! 🌞

Hello Thomas Tenorio. What a surprise to see you on TH-cam. I remember back in my Rio Grande Trading (Albuquerque) days when you use to sell to Steven DePriest and Kris Wickets your pottery technique and style has improved greatly. After 20 some years, congrats on your success as an artist. Take care and stay safe.

I have to assume that everyone has told Andrea how she reminds them of Nancy Pelosi, at least with the mask on, could be her twin! (Love Nancy by the way). Can't thank you enough for the privilege of seeing these artists I would otherwise never get to meet....and watching them create their little vessels of beauty and tradition.

I've been attempting storyteller dolls. So far they resemble cow patties with faces. Haha. My question is: Is there a hole added in the bottom to allow the escape of air from the hollow body of the figure during firing??

How I would love to spend an afternoon sitting with these beautiful artists, Judy and Diane Lewis. I would just enjoy learning from their talents and traditions as I sat alongside them making my pitiful pottery. May Creator bless them with many many happy years of creating and walking in beauty.

What makes this documentary distinctive is that every step of the process is covered showing the specific individual workings of one Zia potter. This is not slick moviemaking but rather an indepth step by step examination, the value of which is enormous. Further, Andrea is beautifully engaged to restate and reexamine many of the steps answering many questions that the viewer might have. Ruby Panana is gracious and helpful and an amazing artist. A potter from Jemez told me that the pueblo potters particularly honor Andrea Fisher for her generosity and fairness and for her support of Native Pottery. Not all dealers have Andrea's profound respect, and she demonstrates her esteem through the joyful Santa Fe studio gallery setting where she and staff are fully engaged with their products. Five stars for this amazing video!

Thanks from Brazil 🇧🇷

I have a signed Acoma wedding vase made by:. C. Victorino. Do you know of this person?

Fascinanting ! Thanks from Brazil .

Wow that last pot...the work was great to see....thank you.

Clarence Cruz is a good teacher. Enjoyed watching this video...Thank you.

Great video....really enjoyed watching Ruby Panana make her pot...thank you.

so nice to see what goes into making these beautiful pots....thank you!

Lol the artist had no idea what he’s painting

Not only is Rebecca a teacher and awesome artist, she is the most wonderful human being you will ever meet. Her beauty is displayed in her intricate and delicate designs she shares with the rest of the world. She is a living treasure. Thank you for this interview and live demonstration.

They are lovely and talented Acoma women. I am so proud of them.

I meant to leave a comment quite a while back. Clarence Cruz is a very, fantastic and talented and experienced potterer . I have taken more then several classes with him and it has been so beneficial to me. He teaches with much respect towards the clay we get from Mother earth and does this in a very prayerful way. In this way I feel the clay works for him and the students. I sincerely hope you will have another session with Clarence. Thank you for the online demonstration and talk. Julia Honaberger

Where do we buy some of these items?