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Rose Chino Garcia
Acoma Pueblo
Rose Chino (1928-2000) and her sisters, Carrie Charlie Chino, Vera Chino Ely and Grace Chino, are daughters of Marie Z. Chino. The whole family are exceptional potters, the daughters having learned the best from their mother at an early age and then further developing their art on their own.
Rose's pottery is in the collections of the Peabody Museum at Harvard University, Philbrook Museum of Art in Tulsa, Heard Museum in Phoenix and numerous private collections. She earned awards at Santa Fe Indian Market regularly, beginning in 1975, including one award for "Most Creative Design." As Rose learned from her mother, Marie Z. Chino, Rose's daughter Tena learned from Rose...
Olla with fine line and stepped designs
5.25 in H by 7.25 in Dia
Black on white plate decorated with a geometric design
2 in H by 12 in Dia
Black and white bowl decorated with an interlocking kiva step and geometric design
5.25 in H by 10 in Dia
Polychrome turkey figure
2 in H by 2.25 in Dia
Turkey figure with a bird element and geometric design
3.5 in H by 3.25 in Dia
Black and white seed pot with a lock-and-key geometric design
2.75 in H by 7.5 in Dia
Black and white jar decorated with a 4-panel medallion and geometric design
13.5 in H by 16.25 in Dia
Polychrome owl effigy
8.5 in H by 9 in Dia
Turkey figure with a bird element and geometric design
3.25 in H by 3.5 in Dia
A spiral ribbon of deer-with-heart-line design interrupts a black-on-white snowflake fine line design on a tall neck polychrome jar
7.5 in H by 6 in Dia
Polychrome owl figure
4.5 in H by 4.75 in Dia
A polychrome jar decorated with bands of deer-with-heart-line, parrot and geometric design
11 in Dia by 9.25 in H