Jacka and Gill expose the reader to clays, colors and the traditional methods of hand-forming, finishing and firing through the masterpieces of the Indian pottery makers of the American Southwest. Additionally, an overview of the creations of contemporary craftsmen and the creative artistry that continues to inspire the potters of today are covered.
Portland, Oregon: Graphic Arts Center Publishing, 1976. Hardcover. Folio. 96 pages. Very good condition dust jacket with some edge wear and old price tag affixed to back cover. Boards clean with edge wear and bumping to corners. Front joint separated from cover, binding otherwise solid and square. Pages clear. Beautiful copy.
