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Dominique Toya
Jemez Pueblo
Dominique Toya
Dominique Toya was born into the Corn Clan at Jemez Pueblo in 1971 as Damian. Her mother is Maxine Toya, one of the premier potters at Jemez.
Dominique was interested in clay early in life and by the time she was five years old, she was producing pinch pottery figures of her own.
Dominique has specialized in micaceous clay pottery for many years now and has earned many awards, including a Blue Ribbon for Best in Class at the 2009 Santa Fe Indian Market.
Orange micaceous clay carved swirl jar
12.25 in H by 9 in Dia
Micaceous carved swirl vase with a scalloped opening
6 in H by 4.75 in Dia
Orange micaceous swirl-carved jar with an irregular opening
7.75 in H by 5 in Dia
Orange micaceous swirl melon jar with an irregular opening
7.25 in H by 5.5 in Dia
Golden micaceous spiral-cut jar
3.75 in H by 4 1/4 in Dia
Golden micaceous jar carved with spiral design
3 in H by 4.5 in Dia
Orange micaceous jar deep carved with a spiral design
4.5 in H by 4.5 in Dia
Micaceous cut spiral rib design on a melon pot with an organic opening
4.5 in H by 5.5 in Dia
Spiral-cut orange micaceous melon jar with a neck and an organic opening
5.25 in H by 4.5 in Dia
Golden micaceous seed pot with four cut ribs
1.75 in H by 5 in Dia
Golden micaceous seed pot carved with three ribs
1.25 in H by 4 in Dia
Golden micaceous jar with a polished organic opening
4.75 in H by 7.5 in Dia
Golden micaceous oval jar with an organic opening, a deep spiral cut and a polished red medallion
8.75 in H by 7.75 in Dia
Golden micaceous seed pot decorated with a deep cut spiral design
4.5 in H by 5 in Dia
Golden micaceous jar with an organic opening and deep carved spiral design
5 in H by 5 in Dia
Golden micaceous seed pot decorated with deep carved spiral design
4.5 in H by 4.75 in Dia