Vintage Noahmie Nampeyo Decendent of Nampeyo of Hano - Canteen Sikyatki Revival Style - Signed
This vintage Sikyatki Revival style canteen is a rare and beautiful piece crafted by Noahmie Nampeyo, a descendant of the renowned Nampeyo of Hano family. The canteen exhibits the traditional Hopi-Tewa pottery techniques and motifs inspired by ancient Sikyatki designs, characterized by geometric patterns and bird forms. It is signed by the artist, confirming its authenticity. This piece exemplifies the continuation of the Nampeyo family legacy in Hopi pottery, blending traditional craftsmanship with artistic heritage. A collector’s treasure and a fine example of Native American art.

Key Specifications
Artist: Noahmie Nampeyo (Descendant of Nampeyo of Hano)
Style: Sikyatki Revival
Medium: Clay with natural pigments
Signed: Yes
Origin: Hopi Pueblo, First Mesa, Arizona
Period: Contemporary, late 20th to early 21st century

Dimensions: 4-3/4" W x 4" D x 4-1/2" T
Approx. Weight: 12.5 ozs
Provenance: Signed by the Artist

Sold as is. No warranty from the Seller. No Returns.

CONDITION NOTE: Used, but in overall excellent vintage condition. This piece does not appear to have any chips, cracks, hairlines, or repairs that I can see or feel (see pictures). Leather handle is in excellent condition and very pliable (see pictures). Since these are vintage pieces of art, they do come with natural imperfections that add to their character (zoom into photos to look for any imperfections). Does not come with any original boxes, packaging, or any related paperwork. Will be packed carefully and insured for safe shipping. See detailed (zoom-able) pictures to know what you are purchasing. 

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Short biography of the potter
Noahmie Nampeyo is a contemporary Hopi-Tewa potter descended from the legendary Nampeyo of Hano, who is credited with reviving the ancient Sikyatki pottery style at the turn of the 20th century. The Nampeyo family has maintained a strong pottery tradition, passing down techniques and designs through generations. Noahmie continues this legacy by creating pottery that honors the traditional Sikyatki Revival style, combining meticulous craftsmanship with cultural heritage.

Family tree of the potter:
Nampeyo of Hano (c. 1860–1942), matriarch and master potter
Daughters: Annie Healing Nampeyo, Nellie, Fannie (all potters)
Grandchildren include Rachel Sahmie Nampeyo, Nyla Sahmie Nampeyo, Priscilla Namingha (all active potters)
Noahmie Nampeyo is a descendant within this lineage, continuing the family tradition.

Release date or age of this piece
Likely late 20th century to early 21st century, as Noahmie Nampeyo is a contemporary potter continuing the family tradition post-1970s.

Keywords
Sikyatki Revival, Hopi pottery, Nampeyo descendant, Noahmie Nampeyo, Native American, signed canteen, Hopi-Tewa art, vintage pottery, traditional design, geometric motifs, collectible pottery, Southwestern art, tribal pottery, handmade canteen, indigenous art

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