Indian pottery

by Toni Roller

Publisher: Sunstone Press in Santa Fe

Written in English

Published: 1997 Pages: 64 Downloads: 468

Places:

New Mexico,
Santa Clara Pueblo.

Subjects:

Roller, Toni, 1935-,
Pottery craft -- New Mexico -- Santa Clara Pueblo.,
Tewa pottery -- New Mexico -- Santa Clara Pueblo.,
Indian pottery -- New Mexico -- Santa Clara Pueblo.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 61-64).

Classifications
Statement	by Toni Roller of Santa Clara Pueblo.
LC Classifications	TT919.7.N62 S267 1997
The Physical Object
Pagination	64 p. :
Number of Pages	64
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL670604M
ISBN 10	0865342636
LC Control Number	97016532

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