Published on November 11, 2010 by John
Native American Pottery
by Leonidas Tapia
Native American Artist Leonidas Tapia
Leonidas Tapia (c 1916-1977) was a Native American Artist who specialized in Native American Pottery. She is from Ohkay Owingeh, New Mexico, United States and was married to Jose Blas Tapia. Together they had two children, a daughter Mary Trujillo (b. 1937) and a son Tom Tapia (b. 1946).
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Native American Pottery Continues
Leonida’s craftsmanship has not been lost. Her son, Tom Tapia, learned to make pottery by working with his mother and has continued the Native American Pottery tradition with the sgraffito style and has won numerous awards for his pottery. He also makes pottery with his wife Sue Tapia.
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