Perhaps
more than any other form of Native American pottery, each and every
storyteller has a personality all its own. These sculptures usually depict
the centuries-old cherished art of a grandmother or grandfather telling the
children stories from the colorful past of their cultures. Helen Cordero of
the Cochiti pueblo is credited with making the original storyteller figurine
in 1964. However, now you can find storytellers made in most any Native
American pottery culture.
On these
pages you'll find an assortment of styles and price ranges. If you select
one of these items and it's already sold, we'll do our best to find a piece
that most closely suits your needs. Or, if these pieces aren't quite what
you're looking for,
contact us and we'll see what we can
find for you.
