Hand-carved pottery pot by Hopi potter Carla Nampeyo. This piece features a three-dimensional representation of the Corn Maiden, a symbol of Hopi culture. Along with geometric patterns and designs of plants and animals, it exudes a quiet yet powerful presence. Artist's signature on the bottom. In a US-based authorized gallery, works by the same artist and of a similar size are sold for approximately 59,000 yen ($375), and this piece is comparable in quality. ▼Size (approximate) Height: approx. 12.5cm Maximum width: approx. 11.5cm Diameter: approx. 4cm ▼Condition Overall good vintage condition, but there are some paint scratches and minor wear on the decorative parts due to age and storage. (See images) There are no cracks or chips, and there are no issues with the shape. Recommended for those who appreciate vintage pottery and Native American art.