Pottery – ContemporaryNon traditional items wheel thrown, stoneware, kiln fired, mechanically fired in a commercial kiln & traditional techniques in a non traditional form accepted. Kiln fired items made with commercial materials must be identified on form. Finishes include unslipped and unpainted, undecorated, incised, carved, burnished surfaces, matte & semi matte & painted. Forms include jars, bowls, platters, sets, vases, or other traditional vessels. All items

In 1994 Chickasaw Nation governor Bill Anoatubby encouraged Green to research and write stories about Chickasaw history and people

and honor their unique place in the circle of life

by Cherokee Nation artist Bob Thomason

A perfect gift

Texas she moved in 2019 to follow her career in the arts where she curates and installs First American exhibits

making it a meaningful and collectible piece for any art enthusiast

and his works have been featured in numerous exhibitions

magnificent sunrises and sunsets

Available in Two Colors: Blue and Teal

Her pieces are part of esteemed collections such as the Heard Museum in Scottsdale

Inclusion in printed materials

blending themes of warmth and cultural heritage