Storytellers & Figurines

Storytellers were originally created by Cochiti artist Helen Cordero in 1964. Originally, she created female figures with children in their arms and called these dolls “Singing Mothers”. They quickly gained in popularity and many other artists in Cochiti started making them as well. Helen eventually made a male figure,
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Storytellers, Figurines and Nativity Scenes - Lyn A. Fox Fine

Pueblo Pottery Storyteller Dolls and Figurines from Jemez, Acoma

Storyteller figure; open-mouthed turtle with two children on its

Storytellers & Figurines – Indian Pueblo Store

This is my last of what was an extensive stock of Cochiti figures by Ada Suina, perhaps my all time favorite. In fact this sweet singing mother was

Storytellers & Figurines Archives - Lyn A. Fox Fine Pueblo Pottery

Peruvian Folk Art Pottery Storyteller Country Woman with Kids

Storytellers & Figurines – Indian Pueblo Store

Storytellers & Figurines

ueblo Storyteller s & Figurines – The Sundance Gallery

Native American Clown Storyteller Figurines I Kachina House

Storytellers & Figurines

Storytellers (Set of 2) 5.5cm