Ellen Peebler Southwest Rock Art NAPKIN / MAIL HOLDER & SALT SHAKER - HOTSHERDS
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:5302632 | Country/Region of Manufacture: United States |
| Origin: Santa Fe, NM | Artisan: Ellen Peebler |
| UPC: Does Not Apply |
This is a set of two pieces by Ellen Peebler - Southwest Rock Art. Included are one napkin holder (could be used as a mail holder) and one salt shaker. Both are decorated with rock art Indian symbols -"HOTSHERDS~CLAN CHIEF" and are made of pottery, black and beige in color and signed by E. Peebler. The napkin holder measures 6" X 5-1/4" tall X 3-1/2" thick. The salt shaker measures 3-5/8" tall X 2". Both pieces are in excellent condition - no chips, c...racks, scratches or signs of use.
ELLEN PEEBLER 1944 - 2011 Artist and gallerist Ellen Peebler's love affair with Santa Fe began during a winter visit to the city in 1974. Fifteen years later, she closed her southern California graphic design studio and claimed Northern New Mexico as her home, declaring the indigenous peoples and cultures of the American Southwest her muse. The region's unique natural light was a guiding force in her accomplished work as a painter, ceramist and stone carver.
ELLEN PEEBLER 1944 - 2011 Artist and gallerist Ellen Peebler's love affair with Santa Fe began during a winter visit to the city in 1974. Fifteen years later, she closed her southern California graphic design studio and claimed Northern New Mexico as her home, declaring the indigenous peoples and cultures of the American Southwest her muse. The region's unique natural light was a guiding force in her accomplished work as a painter, ceramist and stone carver.
